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The status of women in Islam is a pertinent issue in modern times due to the growing recognition of the nexus between religion and human rights. It is widely acknowledged
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“We Carry the Fire” Civic Action as Spiritual Calling
We are delighted to invite you for a webinar named: "We carry the Fire: Civic action as spiritual calling". Please submit any questions to: info@faithtoactionetwork.org Date: Jun 21, 2021 Time:
Faith Leaders Say Access to Information and Education Will Empower East African Youth
Faith to Action Network partnered with PRB to offer Eastern African faith leaders, health workers and young people a voice. An all-new video and policy brief describe their support for
Conflict analysis and mediation: strengthening faith leaders’ capacity in Eastern Africa
[caption id="attachment_3392" align="alignleft" width="300"] F2A facilitates workshop on conflict analysis and mediation, Addis Ababa, 2018[/caption] Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (6 October 2018) – Faith to Action Network facilitated sessions of a
Women’s rights in Africa – new evidence to inform faith based advocacy
KIT Gender together with Faith to Action Network and others has published a groundbreaking pan-African review of the current status of implementation of continental commitments on women’s rights. This report
Faith-based approach to tackling female genital mutilation in Kenya
An indigenous church in West Pokot in Kenya is actively engaged in a variety of strategies to change community perceptions and practices towards ending the practice of female genital mutilation.
Age appropriate sexuality education from a Muslim Kenyan perspective
On Kenya Muslim Youth Development Organization’s (KMYDO) intervention sites, family planning uptake has improved from 57% to 75% in Malindi and from 69% to 75% in Kilifi North, between 2015
Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa makes an institutional commitment to promote family planning
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Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa makes an institutional commitment to promote family planning
In 2017, the Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPA) adopted a resolution on family health and family planning services and information. This resolution was shared with all the 13
Preventing unwanted teenage pregnancies in DRC, Central African Republic, Cameroon and Benin
Cordaid’s programme JeuneS3 (‘santé, sexualité et securité’ in french) works towards preventing unwanted teenage pregnancies in four francophone countries in Africa: DR Congo, Central-African Republic, Cameroon and Benin. It comprises
Catholics for Reproductive Health mobilizes faith networks in the Philippines
Since July 2016, Catholics for Reproductive Health (C4RH) demonstrates how to leverage faith organizations’ wide networks and social and political influence in the Philippines. It has formed a network called