Announcement - Call for Proposals Faith to Action Network, Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa, African Council of Religious Leaders – Religions for Peace and All African Conference of
Delivering services to poor communities requires financial investments. As faith organizations attempt to ensure their financial sustainability, they are confronted to changes in funding sources. Suddenly, traditional faith-based donors break
[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Most religions provide people with values such as empathy, love for strangers, forgiveness, offering moral warrants and normative symbols for understanding and respect for cultural and religious diversity.
Faith to Action Network studies show: Faith, religion and men are key drivers of gender equality
As the Hindu Brothers and Sisters celebrate their New Year on 18th March 2018, Faith to Action Network wishes them Peace and Prosperity. On this occasion, we remember the cherished
(13 March 2018) – Since 2016, faith actors across the world have made impressive progress in promoting family planning, through advocacy, awareness creation and service delivery. In preparation of the
Together, faith actors are stronger in identifying and addressing injustices, raising awareness on, advocating and campaigning for women rights and gender equality. The African Union recognizes gender equality as a
Kampala, Uganda (21 February 2018) - Faith and Cultural groups in East Africa want the Partner States to make national health insurance schemes widely accessible to their citizens. Led by
The faith community has realized impressive achievements in promoting family planning services and information since it met at the 2016 International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP). Please, join Faith to
[caption id="attachment_2543" align="alignright" width="450"] Solomon Belay Faris (PhD) speaks about the equality of women and men from Baha’i perspective to leaders of diverse faiths during consultations on the AU Gender
As the world marks the 2017 International Day of the Girl Child on 11 October under the theme “empowering girls: before, during and after crisis”, Girls Not Brides Ghana is
