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At an event held on May 2nd, 2024, in Accra and attended by high-profile partners, stakeholders, and journalists, CAMFED announced the launch of its climate-smart…

CAMFED - led by young educated women - is ensuring the most marginalized girls and communities across Africa can build resilience to our changing climate.

New research shows that CAMFED’s Learner Guides have become “agents of change” in challenging harmful gender social norms in their communities.

CAMFED, in partnership with Ministries of Education in Zambia and Zimbabwe, has launched a new in-school climate education program, led by young women graduates.

For a more inclusive and equitable world, educate girls and support young women into independence and influence. Can we count you in this IWD?

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, February 11, we're celebrating members of our CAMFED Association of women leaders in typically male-dominated STEM…

This International Day of Education (January 24), join CAMFED's global movement to ensure that girls and young women can seize green skills and knowledge to…

What started with 32 girls has become more than a quarter of a million education leaders in the CAMFED Association across Africa, gearing up to…

Thank you so much for staying with us on this journey towards justice and a brighter future. It’s an exciting time to be part of…

Members of CAMFED's global sisterhood speak about all things girls' education and women's leadership and how - together - we rise by lifting others.

1,078 CAMFED Agriculture Guides and the 9,262 agripreneurs they trained and supported across three countries, have reached more than 100,000 community members with climate-smart techniques.

CAMFED Tanzania welcomed H.E. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, Board Chair of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) and former president of Tanzania, and Laura Frigenti, GPE…