Cyclone Idai devastates CAMFED partner communities
Cyclone Idai is causing devastation in CAMFED partner communities in rural areas of Malawi and Zimbabwe. The onset of the tropical cyclone on March 14th,…
Charity
Their positive impact made by Charity and her CAMA sisters is creating waves not only in their rural community, but across Africa and the world.…
Faith Nkala
When Faith completed school, she became a founding member of the CAMFED Association of women leaders educated with CAMFED support. This group of young women met…
Video: Reaching the most invisible girls
When a girl is excluded from education, she becomes invisible to local authorities. Our alumnae understand this powerlessness. They were once excluded. Now they know…
The Duchess of Sussex’s call to action this IWD
This International Women’s Day, Angeline Murimirwa, Executive Director of CAMFED in Africa - and founding member of the CAMFED Association (CAMA) - was part of…
Angeline Murimirwa to join HRH The Duchess of Sussex on International Women’s Day panel
We’re delighted to announce that on Friday, March 8th, CAMFED’s Executive Director in Africa, Angeline Murimirwa will represent CAMFED’s CAMA alumnae leaders when she joins…
CAMFED rated 4-stars on Charity Navigator
The Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) USA has been awarded a coveted 4-star rating by the country’s largest independent charity evaluator, Charity Navigator. This is…
Video: The CAMFED Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Bright colours and bold leaves bring rural Zimbabwe to central London. CAMFED’s first ever garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2019 - “Giving Girls…
Clarah Zinyama
Clarah was the first member of her family to finish school, and the first to pursue higher education. Growing up in a marginalized rural community…
Report launch: These young women are a powerful new force for development
Today, we’re thrilled to launch a new report on CAMA, CAMFED’s Alumnae association, which is becoming a powerful new force for development, authored by Diana…
Video: The CAMFED Association Effect
Pearl from rural Ghana is a member of the powerful CAMFED Association (CAMA), a university student, an entrepreneur, a mentor to vulnerable school children, and…
University of Cambridge study: Girls’ education must be global priority
A study, released by the Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL) Centre at the University of Cambridge, drawing on CAMFED data, outlines what works…