“Education has given me the ability to stand in front of people and express myself. It has also given me dignity as a girl child. It has also given me the knowledge to adapt to new changes that are taking place in this world. I want to study law and become an attorney to focus on protecting the rights of defendants.”
If you’re reading this, you’re part of our global movement. This October 11th, 2022, join us across our digital channels (@CAMFED) with the hashtag #EducationMyPower to celebrate the 10th anniversary of International Day of the Girl (IDG).
I'm Vayant, a secondary student from Ghana. I would like to help solve issues relating to my economy, to aid development in my country. Through this, I can empower young women to be confident and take up leadership roles in their schools and societies.
Lisa Emory $158
Mary Maddux $10.9
Laura Meyer €10.8
Michael Bailey $10.9
Jolene BETHKE $21.4
Robert Branch $20
Teri Medley $158
N Joyce Hatch $26.6
Sharon Maley $10.9
Debbie Barnes $10.9
Susan Spillman $10.9
Joel Copeland $10.9
Heidi Zisselman $100
Eve-Lynn Lespier $10.9
Marlene Green $10.9
TIME100 Most Influential People
CAMFED CEO, Angeline Murimirwa, named to TIME’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people.
