
FAWE Forges the Human Code at Africa Skills Week
ADDIS ABABA – The strategies are being signed, the frameworks are being launched. In the halls of Africa Skills Week

ADDIS ABABA – The strategies are being signed, the frameworks are being launched. In the halls of Africa Skills Week

CONAKRY – In the architecture of power, certain moments are more than ceremonies; they are structural reinforcements. In a room

FREETOWN – The applause in the room was warm, the award itself a polished token of recognition. But to understand

MAPUTO – On a day the world directs its gaze to the promise and potential of every young woman, in

NAIROBI – In the hushed, global corridors of the UN Complex in Gigiri, a meeting unfolded that was anything but

NAIROBI – In the world of international development, a project’s end date often carries a quiet finality—a closing of files,

RUGARAMA, Eastern Province, Rwanda – The metrics of development can sometimes feel abstract—percentages of improvement, enrollment rates, project cycles. But

KIGALI – There is a particular energy in a room where a proven idea is being carefully taken apart. Not

KAMPALA – The air inside the Hilton Garden Inn is cool, a stark contrast to the humid hustle of the

The Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) participated in the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) held
Investing in Her Future: Accelerating gender-transformative education for African girls through sustainable financing and innovation.
The journey begins