Women and girls stepping up on climate action and education
On Earth Day, learn how women in our CAMFED Association are stepping up to drive climate action and shape climate education across rural Africa.
Tatu
I’m Tatu, a CAMFED Association member, entrepreneur and District Record Keeping Officer from Kilosa district, Tanzania. As a BTEC graduate and former CAMFED Learner Guide,…
Our journey to transforming education systems through youth-led innovation
CAMFED's close collaboration with government Ministries and research partners is looking at how we scale youth-led programs that drive up learning outcomes and post-school opportunities…
CAMFED receives Co-Impact grant for collaborative systems change
CAMFED is proud to be one of eight recipients of Co-Impact's Foundational Fund, which supports collaborative systems change efforts that will achieve significant and enduring…
Working at the confluence of research and implementation to support girls’ education: Reflections on the REAL Centre – CAMFED partnership
This blog highlights key lessons from our partnership working at the confluence of research and implementation with the aim of supporting girls’ education.
CAMFED Tanzania provides laptops for 287 nursing and midwifery students
At a special event with representatives from the Ministry of Health, CAMFED Tanzania distributed 287 laptops to the country's future health workers.
Reflections on our time with Michelle Obama, launching the “Get Her There” Initiative
CAMFED Association members Barbara Mensah from Ghana, Dorcas Lukwesa from Zambia, Chelsea Chamara from Zimbabwe and Getruda Amos from Tanzania joined former First Lady Michelle…
Day of the Girl 2022: #EducationMyPower
We’re the CAMFED Sisterhood – girls and young women uniting our communities across Africa to make sure that every child has the right to go…
Confidence, courage, compassion, collaboration: How girls’ education is boosting a sisterhood of game changers
CAMFED Tanzania's Anna Sawaki and Stumai Kaguna look back over a decade that has changed the lives of more than 277,000 young women in Tanzania,…
Video: Hi, I’m Fatuma, an aspiring Nurse from Tanzania
I'm Fatuma, a secondary student and aspiring Nurse from Tanzania. Education helped me to have confidence, I can speak in front of many people and…
Girls can be the catalyst for change in their communities
The REAL Centre at the University of Cambridge has announced new research working collaboratively with CAMFED and the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.…
Stepping up to the Girls’ Education Challenge
More than 277,000 girls and young women have seen a tangible difference in their lives as a result of two CAMFED projects implemented under the…