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By Shem Osomo
Education is one of the most powerful tools for empowering individuals and transforming societies. However, gender disparities in education continue to persist, particularly in developing countries where girls often face barriers that […]
This year, on 15th July, the world came together to commemorate World Youth Skills day. It is a day set aside to celebrate the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, […]
On the afternoon of 14th December, 2020, the FAWE Africa Alumni Association held their elections for the Alumni steering Committee. This committee tenure runs for three years as that of the FAWE Africa board. […]
On the 18th and 19th of November, 2020, FAWE hosted the 2nd International Conference on Girls’ Education in Africa. Owing to Covid-19 restrictions, the conference, hosted every three (3) years was held virtually under […]
By Julie Khamati
FAWE, in partnership with Mastercard Foundation, has been implementing the Scholars Programme in Ethiopia and Rwanda since 2013. The Scholars Programme supports academically gifted girls and boys from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to […]
On 15th June 2020, FAWE in collaboration with Plan International, Mtoto News and Rozaria Memorial Trust hosted an all girls’ webinar. The purpose of the webinar was to discuss girls’ perspectives on child friendly […]
The unexpected is here with us. The Covid-19 crisis has affected the normal operations of governments, citizens, service providers and humanitarians. This includes the interruption of the implementation of a game-changing plan we have […]
FAWE invites applications for grants to support scholar’s entrepreneurship initiatives under the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Entrepreneurship Fund (SEF) that will be implemented from March 2020 to March 2021. The SEF aims at nurturing creative […]
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program provides academically talented yet financially disadvantaged young people, particularly from Africa, with access to […]
In what is seen as a major boost in the push for gender equality in education in Africa, the Ministers of Education from across the continent together with other high level government representatives on […]
