Faith to Action Network promotes women's engagement in the understanding of religious doctrine and scripture by partnering with faith actors and faith-based organizations (FBOs). This is due to the idea
[caption id="attachment_6252" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Particicpants listening keenly during the training[/caption] Across the Globe, women and men are socialized and nurtured differently. In Kenya, girls and boys experience different power dynamics
[caption id="attachment_6245" align="alignleft" width="872"] Participants of the Interfaith Dialogue including Faith Leaders, Adolescents, Teachers and Project Staff.[/caption]
The Solutions for Supporting Healthy Adolescents and Rights Protection (SHARP) program brings together a special collection of organizations, including experts in the fields of adolescence, commerce, gender, SRH, and religion.
Women's rights and gender equality are one of our main focus areas as a network. This work is implemented across different contexts, including our work in Palestine. According to a
Interfaith dialogue is being used more frequently to promote peace and resolve disputes. Discussions can affect people's perceptions of "the other", thus defusing tensions between the parties and ultimately transforming
Faith leaders and organizations have a significant influence on the norms, attitudes, and beliefs of African society. Faith leaders ought to provide a welcoming environment where young people's issues about
With an emphasis on women, people with disabilities (PWD), and teenagers in hard-to-reach locations, Faith to Action Network and the Marsabit County administration in Kenya have expanded access to family
Faith to Action Network wishes to share with you our bi-weekly news alerts featuring stories from our network, upcoming events, a case study and job opportunities that might be of
30 June 2022 For immediate release Civil society takes aim at poor access to SRH information, education and services for the Great Lakes Region’s Adolescents NAIROBI — A new
