When she thrives, we all thrive
Together this giving season, we can make a difference that ripples outward to benefit everyone.
Celebrating a decade of learning and impact
The REAL Centre at the University of Cambridge, the University of Dar es Salaam and CAMFED co-host event exploring what systems transformation means in practice
Young women are changing the wider context within which disadvantaged girls go to school and learn
CAMFED's close collaboration with government Ministries and research partners is looking at how we scale youth-led initiatives that drive up learning outcomes and post-school opportunities for marginalized children, especially girls.
By Dr Luisa Ciampi, Research Associate at the Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL) Centre, University of Cambridge; and Lilla Oliver, Evaluation and Learning Adviser, CAMFED.
CAMFED Tanzania's Anna Sawaki and Stumai Kaguna reflect on 10 years of CAMFED programs funded through UK Aid, and explain what a sustainable, scalable model for educating the most vulnerable can look like.
Christine Bunyan $42.4
Julie Watts $600
Stephanie Pennington $52.9
Cy Blanco $47.6
Much Ridley $13
Jim Reichardt $158
George Kuehn $106
Amit Roy £12.7
Laurel Harper $68.7
John Zanini $316
Eliza Reedy $150
Mila Visser 't Hooft $300
Carole Merl $38.2
john hemery £26.2
Ronnie Kolodziej $28.7