Faith to Action Network’s workshop on ‘Advocacy and Resource mobilization’ that was conducted in Mombasa, last November 2016, has helped us to better understand our role as faith leaders besides
Faith to Action Network in collaboration with Union of Muslim Councils for East, Central and Southern Africa (UMC) mid last year (July 2016) held a follow up event to the
Kenya Muslim Youth Development Organization (KMYDO), a Network member of Faith to Action Network, on the 6th December 2016, hosted a National Muslim Leaders Conference on Child Spacing held in
How my eyes were opened to the reality of SRHR among young people through Faith to Action Network.
I have just started an academic research with a focus on the Role of the church in responding to teenage pregnancy in Uganda. The situation in Uganda like any other
Faith to Action Network towards the end of the October last year, successfully completed the 3.5 years Faith to Action Project, that had been implemented by the Network secretariat commissioned
Faith to Action Network, Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM), and Pwani University in October 2016 conducted a courtesy visit and partnership discussions with Al-Azhar University. The visit was made
NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 27- The United Nations has recognized the efforts of Sheikh Adan Wachu in advocating for the end of preventable maternal deaths as the Chairperson of Inter-Religious Council
Good planning can prevent problems. Some problems need immediate decisions and practical solutions, while others are less urgent and others may demand collective efforts and resources beyond what is available.
That’s the basic agenda for the preachers, mullahs, monks, priests and rabbis gathered from around the globe at the 2016 International Conference for Family Planning. The faith leaders’ collective mission
The subject of contraception is a hot topic in faith communities, which made for some exciting discussions at the recent International Conference on Family Planning in Indonesia (24-28 January). Representatives
