Faith to Action Network was honored to take part in Peace Connect 2025, held from 13–17 October at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya bringing together more than 540 peacebuilders and
Debre Tabor, which translates as "Mount Tabor," is a town and district in north-central Ethiopia. According to the 2007 national census from the Central Statistical Agency of Ethiopia (CSA), this
Kilifi County is located along the Kenyan coast, north of the city of Mombasa. The county is home to Kaya elders from the Mijikenda community. The Kaya elders’ preference
During our recent conference on “Welcoming the Stranger and Living as Neighbours”, faith actors found that freedom to move freely is a fundamental right and must be accompanied by safe
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
We, the members and Friends of Faith to Action Network; Gathered here in Geneva Switzerland attending the International Conference entitled ‘Welcoming the Stranger and Shaping the Future’ ; Acknowledging and
Faith to Action Network took part in a closure meeting for the project Communities Richer in Diversity (CRID). The partners discussed the complexities and dynamics of the different approaches each
The people of Yumbe district in Uganda are predominantly Muslim (76%) with a large Christian minority (24%). Yumbe and the entirety of the West Nile region was severely affected by
South Sudanese religious actors have legitimacy and play important peacebuilding roles, but have limited influence. Nonetheless, Christians are divided into small churches established along ethnic lines, and there is ethnic-line
Kilifi County is home to Christians, Muslims and adherents of African Traditional Religions, primarily from the Mijikenda communities. The Kaya elders are custodians of cultural practices, beliefs, traditions and knowledge
