President Obama engages with CAMFED Association members on leadership and driving change
Eliza Chikoti from Malawi and Natasha Lwanda from Zambia traveled to represent our movement at a leadership symposium for a select group convened by the…
Business of Giving Podcast with Angeline Murimirwa
Denver Frederick, the host of the The Business of Giving podcast, discusses CAMFED's holistic and transformative model of girls' education in Africa with CAMFED CEO…
CAMFED Annual Review 2022
Read CAMFED’s 2022 Annual Review to find out how our collective action for education is transforming the lives of millions of girls in sub-Saharan Africa.
Day of the African Child 2023
This Day of the African Child (June 16), hear how we are changing the odds for the most marginalized girls in sub-Saharan Africa. Sussana's education…
Devex highlights lessons from CAMFED’s community-led model
Angeline Murimirwa, CAMFED's CEO, and Lydia Wilbard, CAMFED's Executive Director: Learning and Engagement, have spoken in a newly-released interview about the importance of recognizing and…
Let Girls Learn profiles CAMFED’s climate-smart teaching farm
Come behind the scenes at CAMFED’s climate-smart teaching farm in Chinsali, Zambia - subject of a video-led feature for the Evening Standard's 'Let Girls Learn'…
Sussana
I'm Sussana from Yendi in Ghana. I hope my story will encourage other young women with disabilities to believe in themselves and know that they can…
Naomi
I’m Naomi, a game changer in the CAMFED Association of women leaders educated with CAMFED support in Zambia. I am respected in my community and…
CAMFED 101 with Fiona Mavhinga and Mercy Chirwa
Mercy Chirwa joins Fiona Mavhinga in conversation, to give an update on Cyclone Freddy, two months on. She also shares what it is that motivates…
Chise
Growing up in rural Zambia, every day in education was a challenge to me. Today I am an advocate for girls’ education, working with stakeholders…
Rehema
The value I have added to myself, my family and community shows me that I am a game changer. My name is Rehema and I…
Natasha
Soon after I started junior high school, I had to drop out for two weeks because we could not raise the resources required for me…