Join us January 23 for an Important Conversation on Faith and Family Planning
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Kathy Erb
Dec 18, 2024, 3:10:16 PM12/18/24
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Hi All,
Apologies for cross posting.
CCIH and the ICFP Faith Subcommittee are pleased to partner with the International Conference on Family Planning on a webinar on equipping and engaging faith leaders in promoting healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies. Please register at the link below and feel free to share this notice with your networks interested in faith and family planning.
Trusted Voices: How Faith Leaders Can Communicate Evidence-based FP Information
Apologies for cross posting.
CCIH and the ICFP Faith Subcommittee are pleased to partner with the International Conference on Family Planning on a webinar on equipping and engaging faith leaders in promoting healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies. Please register at the link below and feel free to share this notice with your networks interested in faith and family planning.
Trusted Voices: How Faith Leaders Can Communicate Evidence-based FP Information
Public Webinar: January 23, 2025 8:00 to 9:30 am US ET/ 2:00 to 3:30 pm GMT
Communities listen to trusted leaders when making personal decisions, including choices about their reproductive health and planning their families. With 85 percent of the world population belonging to a faith tradition, religious and lay leaders are often very influential, making it extremely important that they have accurate, evidence-based information to share with their communities. This discussion will explore examples of equipping religious leaders with facts about family planning, and share strategies, challenges, and tools to help faith actors protect the health of their communities.
Speakers:
Register Here
Communities listen to trusted leaders when making personal decisions, including choices about their reproductive health and planning their families. With 85 percent of the world population belonging to a faith tradition, religious and lay leaders are often very influential, making it extremely important that they have accurate, evidence-based information to share with their communities. This discussion will explore examples of equipping religious leaders with facts about family planning, and share strategies, challenges, and tools to help faith actors protect the health of their communities.
Speakers:
- Sheikh Saliou Mbacke, Cadre des Religieux pour la Santé et le Développement (CRSD), Senegal, How are faith communities leveraging social media/online platforms on SRHR?
- Reverend Puleng Mkhatshwa, Development Officer, UN Women South Africa, Role of the gender desk within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa to communicate information
- Krishiel Ferenal, Philippine Director of Health Operations, International Care Ministries, Family Planning programs that engage faith leaders in the Philippines
Register Here
Kathy Erb | Communications Director
Christian Connections for International Health (USA) | www.ccih.org
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