Why Climate Change Matters for Girls - Spot It and Solve It



Dates:

September 22 & 29

Time:

6 pm Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda;

5 pm Malawi/South Sudan /Rome 

Format:

Zoom event

A bright orange background with the title "Why Climate Change Matters for Girls - Spot It and Solve It" and the authors' names, Evelyn Ndonwera and Phonita Kamasho. Two black-and-white photos of girls' faces are shown, each within a circular pattern with radial cuts, over red squares.

Facilitators: Phonita Kamasho & Evelyn Ndowera 

Field of Study: Environmental Studies -Environmental management 

Theme: Youth Action for the environment 

Target Group: all AGF scholarship holders

Format: 2 Zoom Sessions (75 minutes each)


Tone: Visionary, Empowering, Thought-Provoking

Session 1: Why Climate Change Matters for Girls 

Objective: 

To help AGF high school girls understand how climate change directly impacts their lives and empower them to be young eco-leaders. 

Session 2: Spot It and Solve It (School or home Challenge) 

Objective: 

To equip students with the confidence to identify small-scale environmental problems in their school and come up with youth-led solutions. 

Strong Minds, Strong Girls: A Peer Conversation on Mental Well-Being



Dates:

October 6

Time:

6 pm Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda;

5 pm Malawi/South Sudan /Rome 

Format:

Zoom event

Facilitators: Divine & Grace

Field of Study: Nursing

Two black and white portraits of smiling young women with circular cutouts surrounding their faces, set against a red background. Text at the top reads 'DEPRESSION' and at the bottom 'DIVINE AND GRACE FROM MALAWI'. The logo of the African Adolescent Girl Fund is in the top right corner.

Session

This Think Hub peer-to-peer session creates a safe and supportive space for honest conversations about mental well-being. Led by AGF University students, the session brings together personal stories, shared reflections, and group discussions. Together, we will explore how to care for our minds, support one another, and build resilience as young women across Africa.



Shaping the Future – Why Education Matters and Why We Need More Teachers



Dates:

July 14, 21, 28

Time:

6 pm Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda;

5 pm Malawi/South Sudan /Rome 

Format:

Zoom event

A poster with a brown background and yellow squares featuring black and white photographs of three diverse women with circular cutouts in the center. The poster’s text reads: "Shaping the Future - Why Education Matters and Why We Need More Teachers".

Facilitator: Debora Ishimwe Gatabazi (AGF Student Malawi); Esther Bahati (AGF Student Kenya); Yvonne Akoth (AGF Student Kenya)
Field of Study: Early Childhood Development; International studies; Theatre Nursing (perioperative theatre technology)
Target Group: all AGF scholarship holders
Course Title: Shaping the Future – Why Education Matters and Why We Need More Teachers
Format: 3 Zoom Sessions (75 minutes each)
Tone: Visionary, Empowering, Thought-Provoking

Session 1: Shaping the Future – Why Education Matters and Why We Need More Teachers


Objective: Explore how education shapes individuals and communities, and why it’s a right – not a privilege.

Session 2: The Power of Teachers – Role Models, Mentors, Nation Builders


Objective: Highlight the impact teachers have on individual futures and on Africa’s development.

Session 3: Reimagining the Future – Teaching as Leadership


Objective: Redefine teaching as a form of leadership and encourage participants to consider it as a path to impact.


You Are Not Alone – Mental Health, Growth & Resilience for Young African Women

Dates:

June 16, 23, 30

Time:

6 pm Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda; 5 pm Malawi/South Sudan /Rome 

Format:

Zoom event

Poster with red background and yellow logo of African Adolescent Girl Fund at top right. The text 'You Are Not Alone' at top. Two black and white photos of happy young girls in circles with petal-shaped cutouts. The girl on left is named Joyce Paulina, and the girl on right is Mariah Carmel Zacharia, with their names displayed below their photos.

Facilitators: Joyce Pauline Nagel (Mukuru, Nairobi,Kenya) & Mariah Carmel Zacharia (Aquinas, Mtwara, Tanzania)
Field of Study: Education Arts (Business & Geography) & Bachelor of counselling psychology
Target Group: AGF High School Girls, Interns, and University Students
Course Title: You Are Not Alone – Mental Health, Growth & Resilience for Young African Women
Format: 3 Zoom Sessions (45 minutes each)
Tone: Honest, Supportive, Reflective

Session 1: Let’s Talk – What Mental Health Really Means for Us


Objective: Build awareness of mental health and create a safe space for honest sharing.

Session 2: Balance Is Not a Luxury – It’s Survival


Objective: Explore how to manage stress, expectations, and emotional overload.

Session 3: Becoming My Own Friend – Self-Worth and Resilience


Objective: Help others build self-compassion, confidence, and emotional resilience.


Start Where You Are – Small Steps to Big Change in Your Community

Dates:

May 5, 12, 19

Time:

6 pm Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda; 5 pm Malawi/South Sudan /Rome 

Format:

Zoom event

A promotional graphic for the African Adolescent Girl Fund featuring a smiling woman in a blue shirt and dark pants, standing with one hand in her pocket against a red background with a large abstract floral design.

Facilitator: Jacinta Achieng Akinyi (AGF alumna Mukuru, Kenya) 
Field of Study: Sustainable Human Development
Target Group: AGF High school , Interns and University Students
Format: 3 zoom Sessions (45 minutes each)
Tone: Empowering, Practical, Engaging

Session 1: What is Social Development – and Why Do We Matter?

Objectives: Understand the basics of social development and explore personal relevance.

Session 2: From Ideas to Action – Starting Small Projects

Objectives: Learn how to move from ideas to small-scale community action.

Session 3: Your Voice, Your Impact – Empowerment through Communication

Objectives: Build confidence in using your voice for leadership and change.