Africa is a continent of rich culture, history, and beauty. However, the continent struggles to achieve one of the most prominent features that can aid economic prosperity. Gender Equality is a fundamental human right, and Africa combats finding the true meaning of the same.

This blog post will discuss how Cameras For Girls can remain sustainable and continue providing resources for girls and young women in need.

Cameras For Girls will help you understand how the UN SDGs frame their work and show you how you can make a difference when you know the impact they make on the ground for women in Africa endeavouring to become journalists.

Females have played a crucial role in the development of society. It's for this reason that empowering African women is so critical.

We are proud to announce that we just completed our 2022 in-person training in Uganda for 15 young women endeavouring to become journalists.

Cameras For Girls is not just about photography - it's about empowering women through their passion for storytelling and allowing them to share their stories with the world. 

Gender inequality is one of the most important issues in the developing world, and its importance extends far beyond the boundaries of that region.

Sharon Countrygal Kyatusiimire was in the first training we held in Kampala in August 2018 and has collaborated with a few of the other students to design an organization called the She Voice. Their goal is to give females across Africa a voice to tell the stories otherwise not heard. Not only will it give her a voice in the heavily male-dominated journalism industry, but it will do the same for other girls as well.