
CAMFED Events – 2022
View a list of upcoming events about girls' education, women's leadership and climate action with CAMFED leaders, or catch up on some of the events…
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View a list of upcoming events about girls' education, women's leadership and climate action with CAMFED leaders, or catch up on some of the events…
CAMFED’s 2021 Annual Review looks back on our most ambitious year yet. It was the first year of our new strategic plan: to support five…
The Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) supports some of the most excluded girls in sub-Saharan Africa to go to school, succeed, lead, and grow up…
This Day of the African Child (June 16), meet students navigating the road to independence with the support of ‘Big Sisters’ in the CAMFED Association.
In this joint blog with Cambridge University and CAMFED, we discuss how young women can build climate-smart rural livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa.
On Earth Day (April 22) join our CAMFED Sisterhood for a live chat with Vee Kativhu, exploring the link between girls' education and climate action.
Honor International Women’s Day (IWD) 2022, themed Break The Bias, by standing alongside our African Sisterhood for gender equality and women’s leadership.
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Sign the #CAMFEDsisterhood pledge and take a learning journey with women across the globe as we honor International Women’s Day. Share your truth, grow in…
February 11th is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day for celebrating our sisters — young women from rural African communities who…
Educated girls grow up to be influential women, who can become respected leaders and catalysts of change in their community and beyond.
In the interview, Zain and Angie explore how leadership and entrepreneurship ignited by girls’ education can challenge traditional gender norms.
Juan reese $13
Tim/Faye Huether $500
irene smith $2000
Maya Woodhall $207.5
Oliver Keegan €12
STEPHANE JORDAN €11
Andrea Cook $100
KEITH BILLINGHURST £30
Wendy Griffiths £15
Geraldine Bess-Solomon $20
Negar Yahaghi €8
Enrique Loy $101
Sanam Shah £222
Lynn Lederer $25
David Rothenberg $25