CAMFED partners BECOME, advancing women of color in the UK
CAMFED is delighted to announce a new partnership with BECOME, The Programme Advancing Today’s Women of Colour. BECOME was co-founded by Aimee Gaudin and Zahrah…
COVID-19 and girls’ education- Responding to the challenges in Zimbabwe
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…
CAMFED Tanzania – Coping with COVID – Fiona Mavhinga in conversation with Lydia Wilbard
This conversation, moderated by CAMFED's Fiona Mavhinga, features Lydia Wilbard, National Director of CAMFED Tanzania, and Nasikiwa Mwalisu, CAMFED Tanzania's Program Manager, discussing how the&helli
World Youth Skills Day 2020
Youth, and particularly young women, have been deeply affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The combination of disruption to education and training, job losses due to…
Girls’ education and regenerative agriculture: CAMFED on 2040 Film panel
On Sunday, June 28, CAMFED’s Portia Adomah Kuffuor joined a virtual panel discussion with 2040's award-winning director, Damon Gameau; Senior Fellow of Land Use Solutions…
CAMFED 2019 Annual Review
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CAMFED Annual Review 2019
CAMFED’s 2019 Annual Review looks back on a year of extraordinary milestones for our movement. Whilst recognizing these achievements — which include surpassing our 5-year…
It took a village to raise me. Now I’ll never stop protecting children from abuse.
CAMFED Association leader Judith Msindo describes how her own struggles inform her determination to support and seek justice for victims of abuse or neglect, and…
Day of the African Child 2020: Together we can keep girls safe & learning
On Day of the African Child, CAMFED is leading — and calling for — urgent, collective action for vulnerable children. Although some schools are starting…
Ottilia
Ottilia is a CAMFED Association Learner Guide in rural Zimbabwe, and a qualified Nurse Aide who volunteers at her local clinic. During the coronovirus crisis,…
BBC World Service features CAMFED Association COVID activism
The BBC World Service has featured three members of the CAMFED Association (CAMA) giving interviews about their community activism and leadership during the COVID-19 crisis.…
Act Now and Don’t Sit on the Fence
There is definitely something wrong with people who sit on the fence. Joana Guo, CAMFED Ghana, shares why we must act now.