CAMFED: A Pan-African Movement Revolutionizing How Girls' Education is Delivered

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CAMFED: A pan-African movement revolutionizing how girls’ education is delivered with Angeline Murimirwa and Linda Bhebhe On this episode, CAMFED CEO Angeline (Angie) Murimirwa will share her journey from a young girl on the brink of dropping out of school in rural Zimbabwe to leading one of the most powerful grassroots movements for girls’ education in Africa. A founding member of CAMFED’s alumnae network, The CAMFED Association, Angie will reflect on how a scholarship and community support transformed her life, and how she and hundreds of thousands of CAMFED graduates are now doing the same for millions more. She’ll speak to the power of investing in girls, the peer-led model that’s scaling opportunities across Africa and the bold vision to reach eight million more girls by 2030. Linda will speak on her experience receiving support from CAMFED to complete her education and her role as the IT Officer at CAMFED Zimbabwe. Linda will also touch on what being a part of a sisterhood like CAMFED means to her, and the support it offered. She will speak on her passion for technology and seeing the rural communities embrace and make the most out of it.

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