Why Religious Leaders Have a Moral Duty to Promote Family Planning


January 1, 2015

This piece features the work of the Christian Health Association of Kenya to involve religious leaders in scaling up family planning use in two communities.

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Faith and Family Planning: CCIH Leaders Raise Their Voices for Family Planning


January 1, 2015

To help dispel the misperception that faith leaders do not support family planning, CCIH partnered with fellow United Nations Foundation Universal Access Program partner Resource Media to produce a visual story featuring interviews with Christian faith and medical leaders explaining why they support family planning. The story features...

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Africa Christian Health Associations Platform (ACHAP) Biennial Meeting, Family Planning Preconference Session Report


January 1, 2015

CCIH (through the Advancing Partners & Communities Project), the USAID-funded Evidence to Action Project (E2A), and Georgetown University’s Institute for Reproductive Health (IRH) joined to co-host a pre-conference session on family planning at ACHAP’s biennial meeting, on February 23, 2015, that sought to empower participating organizations to improve...

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“Involving Religious Leaders in Promoting Health Services in Uganda | Interview with Dr. Tumwesigye (1:59 minutes)”


January 1, 2015

In this brief video interview with Dr. Tonny Tumwesigye, Executive Director of the Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau (UPMB), he explains how UPMB involves and trains faith leaders in family planning education and promotion.

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