By Shem Oluchiri. Bamako, Mali – August 6, 2025Faith to Action Network, in collaboration with national partners, has brought together religious leaders, faith actors, and community influencers from across Mali
By Shem Oluchiri July 27–29, 2025, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Faith to Action Network member, the Baha’i International Community Addis Ababa Office, proudly represented our network at the United Nations
The 2024 annual report highlights a year of bold action, interfaith collaboration and transformative impact. From advancing gender justice to strengthening peaceful and inclusive communities, the report captures the momentum
Faith to Action Network_Strategic Plan 2022-2027In the past few years, the Faith to Action Network has grown from 41 member organisations to 110 member organisations. Collectively, our constructive voice has
Every year, Faith to Action Network member organizations, partners, friends and allies gather to deliberate and reach consensus on issues they are grappling with. In 2019-2020, the COVID-19 pandemic prevented
Religious leaders are influential figures in Burundi and can play instrumental roles in promoting social cohesion in a context where the risk of ethnic polarisation is high. Fault lines in
This case study uses the bottom-up peacebuilding approach and the concept of everyday peace to assess the impact of interfaith peacebuilding activities in Burundi, which the Conseil Inter-Confessionnel du Burundi
Southern Africa Faith Leaders Support Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights for All In sub-Saharan Africa it is estimated that 39% of girls are married before their 18th birthday, while 13%
Family Planning is a central pillar of Kenya’s Reproductive Health programme and the wider national health priority as outlined in the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Health Act 2017, Kenya Health
Dear members, partners, donors, staff and steering council members, 2020 represented almost a decade since Faith to Action Network was established. Thanks to generous donors, we have grown financially, and
