When the strategic plan for 2013-2017 lapsed in December 2017, the FAWE Regional Secretariat embarked on the process of developing a new strategy to guide the organization’s operations for the next five years. The […]
There is an urgent need to create sustainable education opportunities for women and girls in forced displacement situations. This need was clearly demonstrated when FAWE facilitated a panel discussion the issue during the 33rd […]
The Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) and VVOB – education for development have launched an innovative new resource: The “Gender-responsive pedagogy for early childhood education (GRP4ECE)” toolkit. This toolkit provides early childhood teachers […]
FAWE has entered into a three year partnership with Echidna Giving with an aim to enhance and strengthen its capacity to deliver on her mission and vision. For the past 27 years, FAWE has […]
“I am now in Senior 2 and I want to be a doctor. FAWE has being paying my school fees from Senior […]
“I don’t know where I would have been by now if I hadn’t got a scholarship because I didn’t have a mum and I didn’t have a dad now, and surely there was […]
Win, the diminutive of the name of Winfridah, in English also means the act of overcoming a test.
He just dragged me into the bush and held my mouth because I was screaming. There was no one around to help me. I want to go back to school.
I want to be […]
In many developing countries, one of the key barriers to girls’ education is poverty. Poor girls struggle to complete primary, let alone attend secondary school or university. Financial hardship often forces […]
FAWE Africa’s immediate former Executive Director Ms. Hendrina Chalwe Doroba was awarded the prestigious Women Pioneer Award during the 33rd GIMAC Summit. With this award, Ms. Doroba joins a list of Gender Equality Champions […]
