Intersectional See Judge and Act Model
The Intersectional See, Judge, and Act (ISJA) model was co-created through work of Evans Nyesi from Tikvah Centre in Kenya and the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians. ISJA is a religious Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues analysis tool. The tool will facilitate SRHR advocates...
Expanding the Availability and Accessibility of Family Planning in Refugee Settings
Lessons Learned from Programs in Afghan and Tigrayan Refugee and Host Communities in Pakistan and Sudan Availability of and access to family planning in crisis-affected settings remains limited and uneven. In this project, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) partnered with Rahnuma Family Planning Association of Pakistan and the...
Strengthening Faith Engagement in Family Planning through Health Worker Training and Religious Leader Outreach
Strengthening Faith Engagement in Family Planning through Health Worker Training and Religious Leader Outreach: Experiences from the Christian Health Association Sierra Leone is a summary report from USAID MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership. The report shares the experiences of the Christian Health Association Sierra Leone in improving the...
How and Why Family Health Is a Religious Concern: A West African Experience with International Cooperation
This article by Katherine Marshall, Executive Director of World Faiths Development Dialogue explores the history of engaging faith actors in family planning and successful tactics to gain their support for efforts that improve the health of their communities, such as healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies through family...