Girls can be the catalyst for change in their communities
The REAL Centre at the University of Cambridge has announced new research working collaboratively with CAMFED and the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.…
Stepping up to the Girls’ Education Challenge
More than 277,000 girls and young women have seen a tangible difference in their lives as a result of two CAMFED projects implemented under the…
Zeolia
I am Zeolia, a CAMFED Association member and successful entrepreneur from Tanzania. I farm potatoes, keep pigs, and run an agroforestry business. I've trained as…
World Bee Day 2022
To celebrate World Bee Day (May 20) we’re introducing some of the young women in the CAMFED Association who are trained beekeepers, or apiarists. With…
Lydia Wilbard
When Lydia Wilbard was just 10 years old, her mother died. From that moment on, Lydia dreamed of becoming a nurse so that she could…
Ashura
I feel happy to be part of the CAMFED Association network because I am learning a lot. The network has encouraged me to start my…
Neema
We are very proud to be among the CAMFED Champions as a Parent Support Group and to have our efforts recognized by the community. This…
Mariam
The business is doing very well and keeps growing. I have employed three people, including one other CAMFED Association member, and I have formally registered…
Khadija
I want to be a role model to the community, like Madam Dotto, and work with CAMFED so all children can have an education.
Young women leading for equity and inclusion in Tanzania
A series of high profile events celebrating our Sisterhood focused on young women’s leadership for equity and inclusion in Tanzania. Once marginalized themselves, members of…
Watch Devex conversation #2: Good governance for girls’ education
The second conversation in the online series hosted by the Hilton Foundation and Devex under the theme "The Future of Humanitarian Action: The Power of…
Multiplying Your Impact – Online Event
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.