Barbara Chilangwa interviewed by Angeline Murimirwa
Channel: Campaign for Female Education - CAMFED
Date: 2018-12-10

Barbara Chilangwa is a graduate of the University of Zambia and a former secondary school teacher who rose through the ranks to the top Civil Service position of Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Education.

As a renowned educationalist and girls' education activist, she spearheaded the establishment of Zambia's Girls' Education Program during her tenure of office. Barbara invited Camfed to introduce its program to Zambia and served as Patron before taking up the position of Executive Director, and now Executive Advisor. She brings with her a wealth of experience on education reforms and girls' and women's issues and has led a multi-sectoral, national approach to child protection. Barbara is a board member of the Global Partnership for Education, which brings together developing country partners, donors, multilateral agencies, and the private sector to achieve the common goal of getting all children into school for a quality education.

This interview with Angeline Murimirwa, CAMFED Executive Director - Africa, was recorded at the CAMFED Alumnae Network (CAMA) Leadership meeting in Lusaka, Zambia on 29 November 2018.