Celebrating and exploring the impact that Black women have made on the international dance ecology, this publication explores topics from the need for institutions and infrastructure to support work from African and African-Caribbean artists, and the key role of women within these organisations, to artists’ journeys taken to develop new aesthetics and an individual choreographic voice. The contributors also reflect upon the obstacles they have had to overcome as they have progressed in their careers and some of the challenges they still have to face. Moreover, the book is a celebration of the tenacity, strength and creativity of the authors, their peers and their predecessors.