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Girls are dropping out of school due to teen pregnancy, and the long-term impact of this should not be underestimated. The statistics reveal a deeper problem, exposing gaps in both education and child protection systems. The launch of the “Upholding the Fundamental Right to Education for Pregnant Learners and Adolescent Mothers in Kenya” marks a significant milestone in advancing Inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all learners in Kenya. Read more about it here: zamarafoundation.org/wp-content/upl…

Join us in making a difference in Kapchorwa! We are collecting clothes, shoes, pampers, sanitary towels, beddings, and more to support communities in need. 🗓 Donation Period: 29th July – 10th August 📍 Location: Bukoto–Kisaasi Road (Before the flyover), opposite Christ’s Oasis Ministries International 📞 Contact us at: 📱 +256 701 245910 | +256 753 457122 | +256 708 353276 Let’s show love through giving! 🙏🏾

With partners l FAWE Kenya Chapter, the County Government of Siaya, and the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, we celebrated achievements and explored sustainable pathways forward. Thank you to everyone who walked this journey with us.

Today, we gather for the Joint Closure Meeting of the Make Way Programme in Siaya County. It was a moment of reflection, learning, and renewed commitment to inclusive and intersectional Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).

The Make Way Kenya Alliance, through its consortium partner CDSK, convened a comprehensive workshop in collaboration with OPDs and CSOs actively involved in the implementation of SRHR initiatives to form an intersectional SRHR coalition. #MakeWay #inclusivecommunity

#Day2 of the #IntersectionalSRHR Conference focused on sustaining our SRHR Coalition. An interactive panel explored the crucial role of the Community & Religious Leaders in SRHR advocacy. @CircleKenya_ @IGIHE @makewayprogram @NUDOR_Rw @RwandaTV #SRHR #CommunityLeadership

During the National Conference on Intersectional SRHR, Make Way’s country coordinator-Ariane Dusenge shared the journey of the contextualized Make Way in Rwanda. #makewayrwanda #youthvoices #SRHR

@TheHubForYouths Definitely. We are currently working on a guide that will be available to the public soon.

@CircleKenya_ this tool should be disseminated everywhere

1.)🔍 What is the ISJA Tool? The Intersectional See-Judge-Act (ISJA) Tool helps communities explore and address the barriers that prevent people—especially those facing multiple forms of discrimination—from accessing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).

Happening now,... #Day1 of the National Conference on Intersectional SRHR hosted by @CircleRwanda officially opened by Dr. Jean Baptiste NTIHUMBYA, DG of Health Quality Services, in @RwandaHealth. @CircleKenya_ @IGIHE @makewayprogram @NUDOR_Rw @RwandaTV #SRHR #Inclusion

...barriers. Act – Plan and take concrete steps to engage decision-makers and push for change. Rooted in intersectionality, the tool recognizes how gender, disability, age, sexuality, economic status, and other factors overlap to shape people’s access to SRHR.

2) It’s a participatory, rights-based approach that guides users through 3 key steps See – Identify and reflect on real-life experiences and SRHR challenges in the community. Judge – Analyze these issues through an inclusive lens that considers power, discrimination, and systemic

Angela Kioko, Programs Lead at BCN, tells us how our Intersectional See Judge and Act (ISJA) tool is helping break SRHR barriers and open up vital community conversations. Faith and accountability are driving real change. Watch now! 🎥👇

The Circle (CCAWT) wishes all our Muslim sisters and brothers a joyful and blessed Eid al-Adha! 🌙 May this sacred occasion bring peace, love, and unity to you and your loved ones. Eid Mubarak!

At CCAWT, we believe faith can speak powerfully to these intersections—calling for justice that is environmental, bodily, and spiritual. Happy World Environment Day!

Theology reminds us of our duty to care for creation—and each other. When climate disasters strike, it’s women, girls, and marginalized communities who bear the brunt—often with limited access to SRHR services.

“There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle.” – Audre Lorde On this #WorldEnvironmentDay, we affirm that the climate crisis is not separate from the struggles for gender justice, reproductive rights, or spiritual wellbeing.

Chlamydia is common among young people; and often shows no symptoms. Left untreated, it can cause infertility, chronic pain, harm newborns, etc. 💊 The good news? It’s curable with antibiotics. Get tested. Get treated. Protect your health. #STIAwareness #Chlamydia #SRHR

WATCH 🎥Do you know what PrEP is? PrEP is a daily medication that helps prevent HIV in HIV-negative people. According to @WHO, it’s for those at high risk of being exposed via sex or injection drug use. #SRHR #HIVPrevention #AdolescentHealthForAll #YouthLedHealth #SAT4Youth

Today is the International Day of Action for Women’s Health.⚕️ To mark this important day, Akina Mama wa Afrika (AMwA) invites you to a powerful conversation on advancing women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) across the continent. Together with feminists, civil society actors, media practitioners, and key stakeholders, we’ll explore how women’s health and bodily autonomy are framed in public discourse—and how we can harness the media to shift these narratives toward hope, dignity, and agency. 🟣 Theme: Reframing HerStory: Hope, Health & Visibility of SRHR in the Media 📅 Date: Wednesday, 28 May 2025 🕑 Time: 2:00–5:00 PM EAT 🔗 Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Let’s reclaim the narrative—because women’s health is a right, not a privilege. #WomensHealthMatters #SRHR #BodilyAutonomy #FeministMedia #RethinkSpace #AMwA #HerStory #May28 #MediaForChange