In this article, you'll learn about five ways photography can empower African women and give them greater access to healthcare, education, family planning and food resources

As technology becomes more widely accessible it increased the opportunity for women to become empowered. Learn how the camera is a tool to empower women in Africa.

We'll look at what exactly women's empowerment means, how it impacts women, and why it's so important to support and fight for it.

Any developing nation striving towards improving the lives of its female population would benefit significantly from adopting appropriate means that ensure female empowerment and skills development.

Female journalists in developing countries often make 60 percent less than men with the same skill sets.

Female empowerment has been a topic of conversation among world leaders, the private sector, philanthropists, and the media.

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. 

Miriam Watsemba is a young documentary photographer in Uganda who is setting her chart proudly.

Since its inception in August 2017, Cameras For Girls has diligently taught photography and business skills to marginalized females endeavouring to become journalists in Africa. However, we realized we needed to pivot over the last 20 months under COVID. Thus, we built a robust video library, so our students could continue developing their photography and business skills instead of having the in-person training we could not deliver.