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Join our cause to change the world. We're educating girls in Africa.

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. " - Nelson Mandela. A girl may marry as young as 13 and has a one in 22 chance of dying in childbirth. One in six of her children will die before the age of five. Research shows if

Students, not brides - "The Child Within"

To commemorate the UN's first International Day of the Girl Child on October 11th, join us in promoting the rights of girls everywhere. Watch and share this video to raise awareness about child marriage and the importance of keeping girls in school. To be a

Congratulations, Abigail!

We're thrilled to announce that 24-year-old Abigail Kaindu, a former Camfed bursary student, has been appointed to a top-level panel that will directly advise the UN Secretary General on global education policy. Abigail is one of just ten young people selected

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Girls/Women are the backbone of every nation and deserve the right to an education.

because womens is the world!

An educated girl child is the most formidable asset for mankind.

Aiyemere Olugbemisola Williams

YES SHE IS NO GIRL CHILD LEFT BEHIND!!

let us go all out to stop this menace - pl get all yr friends to join this worthy cause.

Education is freedom!!!
"Because you can't go back and change the past, but you can begin to change the ending".

RECENLY IN India, HARYANA STATE GIRL CHILD ARE ABUSED.

No power, no voice, no safety, nol food, alone, broken with no home. You post womens lib may remember the feelings of not being a person, just a thing tol use.

My heart breaks for these poor little girls. It's not enough that they are abused, ill-treated and forced to bear children before their bodies and minds are ready to do so, but their dreams and hopes are stolen, too.

Who knows...maybe they will become president some day!

The pain in their souls we can only imagine...the death rate for these young girls...something has to change.