By Shem Oluchiri. Faith Leaders commit to shifting harmful gender and social norms. Kilifi County, Kenya – In a landmark step towards gender justice and adolescent health, Faith to Action
Scriptural Foundations and Moral Clarity “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”— Proverbs 22:6 (KJV) “O
At the 11th Session of the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development (ARFSD11), faith communities made their voices heard loud and clear development is not just about infrastructure or economics,
While religious institutions on the one hand can be instrumental in fostering social cohesion, human dignity, they can also sometimes reinforce patriarchal norms that hinder women's full participation in leadership
12 million girls are married every year. That's approximately 33,000 girls married every day. At the high-level side event "Bridging the Gap: From Beijing to 2030 – Ending Child Marriage
The High-Level Multi-Faith Reception focused on the role of interfaith collaboration in promoting women’s rights and gender equality. Faith actors and representatives from multilateral organizations discussed ongoing efforts and challenges.
In the coastal city of Mombasa, young people have gathered this week to deliberate on their future regarding policy gaps and emerging best practices to safeguard and advance their sexual
Faith to Action Participates in National Consultation Meeting on Kenya’s Universal Peer Review
Faith to Action Network participated in the national consultation on the 4th universal periodic review of Kenya bringing its knowledge and experience in the promotion of Freedom of Religious Beliefs.
As part of efforts to link the action of religious actors with SDG 15 which speaks to environmental protection, Faith to Action Network participated in a side event on Eco-feminism
Faith to Action Network participated in the 8th International Dakwah Conference (IDACON) that took place on May 17, 2024, at Loman Park Hotel in Yogyakarta. This event is another strategic
