A 5-year Memorandum of Understanding aims to support the development of key skills, particularly for young women in marginalized rural communities.
Zimbabwe's Ministry of Youth signs MoU with CAMFED
CAMFED named as a beneficiary of The New York Times Communities Fund for the second year running - and donations up to $1 million will be matched!
"It’s amazing how audacious hope can be."
Angeline (Angie) Murimirwa joins TED podcast host, Chris Duffy, to share the power of the collective in supporting girls across Africa to learn and succeed
We're here to make sure girls go to school, are seen and heard, and secure their rights to learn and lead
African girls' education movement is being highlighted as ‘heroic’ 2023 Holiday Impact Prize winner, and a beneficiary nonprofit of The New York Times Communities Fund
14 CAMFED grads seize the opportunity to study in Nairobi
Martin Boulton £52.2
Sandra Setzler $10.9
Yu-Mi Kim $399
Wendy Blake Ranken £52.2
Jolita M Wainwright $10.9
Erica Frantz $100
stephen smith $10.9
Amit Roy £12.7
Hazel Taylor £1000
Sheree Long $21.4
Leah Tanner $10.9
Renee Gooch $42.4
Quratulain Syed $45
Kevin Hurst $5
Patty and Bob DePree $150
TIME100 Most Influential People
CAMFED CEO, Angeline Murimirwa, named to TIME’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people.
