By Festo Mboya and Anna Sawaki, CAMFED Tanzania
Building the tech that helps us keep girls in school
Partnering with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to keep vulnerable children in school
Regional meeting marks progress for Learner Guide model adaptation and implementation at scale
By Angeline Murimirwa, CEO, CAMFED
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
Social impact nonprofit Panorama Global explores why donating to vetted organizations, including CAMFED, guarantees sustained impact
Knowledge sharing and collaboration for integrating the Learner Guide model into national education systems at scale
CAMFED at the Regional Child Rights Advocacy seminar in Harare
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Sahand Zanjani pour £52.2
Claudia a Ryan $45
Brian Falletti $47.6
Karen Oaks $26.6
Twan Brown-Mitchell $42.4
Sheryl Boman $10.9
Betty Grant $42.4
Pamela Flory $158
Donna Dykeman £1039
Amy Mittelman $158
Tyson Gallander $450
Patricia Milford $21.4
Amy Schwartz $500
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TIME100 Most Influential People
CAMFED CEO, Angeline Murimirwa, named to TIME’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people.
