Video: CAMFED – An Introduction
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…
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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…
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof named CAMFED - the Campaign for Female Education - as Grand Prize winner of his 2020 Holiday Impact Prize, unleashing…
We are the CAMFED Association, the fastest-growing movement of young women leaders in Africa. We've seen how the climate crisis disproportionately impacts women and pushes…
Prisca Kilemile and Mchiwa Idd described for us how, in their role as Learner Guides in Tanzania, they are role models, decision-makers and community leaders.
Our movement is now poised to support 5 million more girls on the journey to independence and leadership through the power of Sisterhood.
Meet Dotto, a CAMFED Association member and Learner Guide from Tanzania. The Learner Guide Program sees young women who have experienced first-hand the barriers to…
In the world’s poorest communities, the education of girls is causally related to food supply for children and families, and a reduction in future carbon…
Watch a special virtual event with our Executive Director, Angeline Murimirwa, to learn why CAMFED was named the top organization in 2020 by New York…
Members of the CAMFED Association of women leaders educated with CAMFED support are at the forefront of CAMFED's programs. They use their lived experience of…
Sophia is a leader in her community and a role model to other girls. After finishing school with CAMFED support Sophia joined the CAMFED Association of women leaders…
The Learner Guide Program sees young women who have experienced first-hand the barriers to education for girls in marginalized communities - and have received support…
This conversation, moderated by CAMFED's Fiona Mavhinga, features Faith Nkala, National Director of CAMFED Zimbabwe, and Sinikiwe Makove, CAMFED Zimbabwe’s Head of Programs, discussing how…
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