By having access to professional photography training, African women learn the technical aspects of taking great photographs and the creative processes of visual storytelling. They can also develop their unique style and find ways to communicate their messages to the world.

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 need your camera donations, even small ones help us to further our impact across Africa.

A significant part of our programming with Cameras For Girls is to provide in-field training for our students so they can practice what they learn during our 4-day workshop in Uganda.

50 years ago TODAY, my family and I arrived in Canada as refugees from Uganda.

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

Though poverty and marginalization are intertwined, significant differences exist, which help explain why marginalization means more than poverty for females in the developing world.

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