In a bid to tackle Covid-19, FAWE Togo led efforts to sensitize teachers, students and community members against the pandemic. The facilitators, supported by Community Health Workers (CHWs) carried out the sensitization program in […]
The Mastercard Foundation has partnered with the University of Capetown to provide scholarships to academically deserving and economically disadvantaged students from Africa.
The links below provide all the information needed to help you kick-start your […]
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 African Union has intensified efforts to strengthen integration of gender perspectives
by Member States in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Ministers in charge of
gender and women affairs and the African Union Commission Women […]
The annual blog was launched during International Women’s Day 8 March 2020 followed by a
re-launch in May adjusting to COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. The exercise called for young women from
across Africa and the diaspora to […]
Girls’ education is a fundamental human right, enshrined in various instruments including the Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination Against Women, the International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and […]
Name: Lamin Jarjusey
Country: The Gambia
My name is Modou Lamin Jarjusey, a student of the University of The Gambia, UTG, pursuing Political Science. I am a gender activist and an educational advocator. In 2010, I […]
It is no secret that the Covid-19 pandemic has negatively affected the lives of millions of people around the world. Unfortunately, many people have had to lose their jobs, live on half pay cheque […]
FAWE Kenya in collaboration with education stakeholders put together a report to inform debate and decision making in education sector regarding reopening and management of schools, colleges and universities in the face of COVID-19. […]
