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PRESS RELEASE
12 February 2018, Nairobi – UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern Africa along with the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE- Africa) and Microsoft Africa, will convene a celebration of the International Day of […]
In order to address the challenges related to girls’ education in post-conflict situations, we have initiated an intervention to empower girls through technical and vocational education and […]
FAWE partnered with the Centre for Commonwealth Education (CCE) of the University of Cambridge Faculty of Education on a gender research project focusing on the positive factors […]
We have some interventions that are run on the basis of clubs for girls and women, provide a second chance for adolescent mothers and facilitate remedial classes for girls. Technical […]
Enabling bright students from underpriviledged backgrounds to enrol in school, stay on to complete the school cycle at all levels and perform well in national examinations.
Poverty is a major […]
Increasing and sustaining access, interest, participation and performance of girls in STEM subjects at all levels.
Many girls in sub-Saharan Africa do not participate significantly or perform well […]
Equipping teachers with knowledge, skills and attitudes to empower them to respond adequately to the learning needs of girls and boys through using gender-aware classroom processes and practices.
Teaching quality has […]
Transforming an ordinary school and its surrounding community into an environment that is academically, socially, and physically gender responsive. Many girls drop out of school or suffer poor academic […]
We work through National Chapters (NCs) operating in 33 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. We believe that the lives of African girls can be changed if there is […]
As a membership organisation, we strongly believe in working through partnerships for long-term sustainability and continuous shared learning. We are strongly committed to promote partnerships as we consolidate our role […]
