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…
3,000 bicycles arrive to safeguard students in Zimbabwe
Today, the UK Department for International Development (DFID) in partnership with Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) and the Campaign for Female Education…
CAMFED CEO Lucy Lake awarded OBE
Lucy Lake, the CEO of CAMFED International, has been recognized in the 2019 New Year Honors List. The Honors list, which is awarded by The…
Inclusion is power: CAMFED 2018 highlights
When you support the Campaign for Female Education, you are giving a young woman the power to change the world. Together we have ignited an…
Young women leaders from across Africa unite in Zambia
This November, 70 young women from our CAMA alumnae network came together for a regional leadership summit in Lusaka, Zambia. Representatives of this pan-African movement…
Tereza
Tereza is from rural Malawi. She lives with her mother and three cousins who have been orphaned. To support the family Tereza’s mother does casual…
Grace
Grace lives in rural Malawi with her parents and six siblings. Neither of her parents completed their education, but, recognising their daughter’s brilliance, were determined…