Sponsor Cameras For Girls and Create Opportunities for Women in Media.

Help Create Lasting Economic Opportunities for African Women in Media

Whether you are a donor, foundation, CSR partner or employer, your support can help create lasting economic opportunity for African women in media.

It can help a young woman move from education into paid work by removing the barriers that too often stand between talent and opportunity: access to equipment, practical experience, professional networks, mentorship and career support.

Cameras For Girls creates practical pathways into paid media careers for young women in Africa.

Participants receive photography and ethical storytelling training, business and career development, mentorship, access to our Online Learning Hub, and a camera they keep so they can continue building their portfolio and earning long after the program ends.

Your Investment Leads to Paid Opportunity

The benefits of participating as a corporate donor are substantial. Your brand will align with a powerful mission that supports gender equality, youth development, and education.

With your investment, you are helping a young woman build:

  • practical skills

  • a professional portfolio

  • access to equipment

  • career confidence

  • connections to paid work

The goal is simple: help women move from learning into earning.

Why Partner With Cameras For Girls?

Our programs are shaped with students, universities, employers and local leaders in Uganda and Tanzania.

Your organisation can help advance:

Gender equality through greater economic participation.

Youth employment by helping women transition from education into paid work.

Representation in media by increasing the number of African women behind the camera and behind the story.

Long-term opportunity by giving participants tools and skills they can continue using after the program ends.

Whether you are a foundation, CSR team or employer, your partnership can help turn young African women’s media talent into income and independence.

Let’s talk about what partnership could look like.