The Central America & Mexico Youth Fund is pleased to announce our new grantees from Round 2 2017, who began their projects late last year. In addition, the Fund is continuing to grow and for the first time we have new grantee partners in Nicaragua.
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The CAMY Fund is hiring researchers to develop research protocols related to Children Marriage and Early Unions (CM/EU) in conjunction with organizations in Mexico and Central America. See the Terms of Reference here
The Central America and Mexico Youth Fund (CAMY Fund) is pleased to announce its renewal grantee partners as part of Round 1 of our 2017 grantmaking.
This round contains stellar project leaders from high-impact organizations working to reduce adolescent pregnancy, improve girls’ secondary school retention, and decrease the percentage of girls under 18 who are married or in a civil union. To see more click here
The Central America and Mexico Youth Fund (CAMY Fund), a program of Seattle International Foundation, will launch a Latin America and Caribbean-wide initiative focusing on child marriage and early unions (CM/EUs) with a sub-regional emphasis on Mexico and Central America. The initiative will receive initial funding support from the Ford Foundation, NoVo Foundation, and The Summit Foundation. For more information click here
The Central America and Mexico Youth Fund is hiring a new Project Manager to coordinate a large-scale regional project on child marriage and early marriages. Please click here for the full job announcement (in Spanish only).
The Central America and Mexico Youth Fund is hiring a new Researcher for a Repository and Web Portal to contribute to a large-scale regional project on child marriage and early marriages. Please click here for the full job announcement (in Spanish only).
In January, I traveled to Quintana Roo, Mexico to see CAMY Fund grantee partner Elige: Red de Jóvenes por los Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos in action. The pretext was a training that Elige convened for organizations that form part of the Quintana Roo Network for Youth Sexual and Reproductive Rights, of which they are a founding member.
To read the full post by Emily Barcklow, click here
The Central America and Mexico Youth Fund (CAMY Fund) is pleased to announce its renewal grantee partners as part of Round 2 of our 2016 grantmaking. Read the note here.
The CAMY Fund has a comprehensive approach to addressing child, early and forced unions/marriage that is based on strengthening girls empowerment and equality.
To read more about our strategy and vision as a donor on this topic, click here.
In late September the CAMY Fund Senior Program Officer visited Guatemala to see first-hand the work of our current grantee partners.
To read the full post by Emily Barcklow, click here.