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2008
- FAWE awarded Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership.
2007
- Gender-Responsive Pedagogy model adopted in teacher training colleges in Ethiopia, Senegal and Tanzania.
- 4 FAWE NCs created – Angola, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo and Southern Sudan.
2006
- 1 FAWE NC created – Somalia.
2005
- Gender-Responsive Pedagogy model introduced.
2004
- Re-entry policy for adolescent mothers adopted.
2002
- FAWE House officially opened in Nairobi.
2001
- 1 FAWE NC created – Comoros.
1999
- Bursary programme introduced.
- Centres of Excellence introduced.
- Tuseme officially adopted by Tanzania Ministry of Education and Culture.
1998
- 6 FAWE NCs created – Burundi, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Liberia and Togo.
1997
- 3 FAWE NCs created – Rwanda and The Gambia.
1996
- Tuseme youth empowerment model introduced.
- HIV/AIDS programme introduced.
- 4 FAWE NCs created – Benin, Nigeria, Senegal and Tanzania.
1995
- Science, Mathematics&Technology model introduced (FEMSA).
- 4 FAWE NCs created – Mali, Sierra Leone and Zanzibar.
1994
- 8 FAWE NCs created – Ethiopia, Gabon, Guinea, Kenya, Mozambique, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
- FAWE awarded UNESCO Comenius Medal for its contribution in the field of educational innovation in Africa.
- FAWE creates Agathe Uwilingiyimana prize for innovators in female education.
1993
- FAWE registered as international NGO, Kenya.
- 3 FAWE NCs created – Ghana, Malawi, Seychelles
1992
- FAWE created by African women policy-makers in education.
- Associations existing in Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Madagascar join FAWE as National Chapters (NCs)