Video – Esnart, Malawi
Esnart, a CAMFED supported student in Malawi, scored 6 points (the highest grade) in her school leaving exams. She was one of only three students…
Esnart: CAMFED’s support revealed my potential and helped me succeed in school
With CAMFED’s support, I completed secondary school, and now I’m on track to achieve my goal of becoming an independent woman.
Associated Press features CAMFED’s climate leaders in Zambia
Discover the stories of young Zambian women ensuring that all children — including those living with disabilities — can learn and thrive in a changing…
CAMFED launches climate-smart Agriculture Guide Program in partnership with Ministry in Ghana
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…
Video – Elizabeth, Peanut Entrepreneur, Malawi
When you are educated, you build confidence and you are able to make decisions that can support your personal growth, and also the growth of…
Earth Day 2024: Young women growing green skills across rural Africa
CAMFED - led by young educated women - is ensuring the most marginalized girls and communities across Africa can build resilience to our changing climate.
Sara: How I cultivated a thriving agribusiness in rural Tanzania–and teach other women to do it too!
I’m now an educated leader and trailblazing agripreneur, committed to plowing back to my community by training other women in climate-smart agribusiness.
New Research: How Learner Guides are shifting gender social norms
New research shows that CAMFED’s Learner Guides have become “agents of change” in challenging harmful gender social norms in their communities.
Abigail Kaindu: I escaped the trap of poverty, just because I was given the opportunity to go to school
Abigail, a determined leader from Zambia, overcame poverty and completed her education with CAMFED support. Now, she’s a role model and education activist, working tirelessly…
A new approach to climate education launched in partnership with Ministries of Education in Zambia and Zimbabwe
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.
International Women’s Day 2024 – Count me in!
For a more inclusive and equitable world, educate girls and support young women into independence and influence. Can we count you in this IWD?
Video: Innovating Education – CAMFED’s Mobile Learning Labs
Mobile Learning Lab sessions started being delivered by CAMFED in partnership with the 60 million girls Foundation, using tablets that connect to an offline server,…