African descendant women and girls in all parts of the world experience unparalleled suffering and discrimination in education, business, and social spaces. Despite decades of interventions by faith-based institutions, government bodies, and foreign aid groups, black women and girls continue to be the global face of poverty. Òman Baako is a social innovation firm that was founded to disrupt the perpetuation of suffering among black women around the world by facilitating opportunities for Pan-African women to connect with one another for mutual support in education, business, and in transforming harmful social norms.