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The follow up meeting with religious couples on the use of ISJA on SRHR

The follow up meeting with religious couples on the use of ISJA on SRHR

The follow up meeting with religious couples on the use of ISJA on SRHR

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International Women’s day Celebration

International Women’s day Celebration

On March 8th, 2025 Circle Rwanda celebrated International Women’s Day with 50 women engaged in small businesses and teen mothers. We discussed women’s...

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Follow up Meeting with Religious leaders and Kirehe District leaders

Follow up Meeting with Religious leaders and Kirehe District leaders

Follow up Meeting with Religious leaders and Kirehe District leaders

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WOMEN THEOLOGIANS TRAINING ON SRHR AND GBV

WOMEN THEOLOGIANS TRAINING ON SRHR AND GBV

On 16th December, 2022 The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians trained 30 Women doing theology at Kacyiru Sector, Gasabo District on SRHR an...

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TEEN MOTHERS TRAINING ON SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHT (SRHR) AND GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV)

TEEN MOTHERS TRAINING ON SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHT (SRHR) AND GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV)

TEEN MOTHERS TRAINING ON SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHT (SRHR) AND GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV)

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Religious leaders support people of disability individuals who experience unplanned pregnancies

Religious leaders support people of disability individuals who experience unplanned pregnancies

During a training workshop in Kigali for people with hearing and speech impairments, The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians — Rwanda chapte...

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Religious Leaders' Solutions to the Issue of Teenage Pregnancies in Rwanda

Religious Leaders' Solutions to the Issue of Teenage Pregnancies in Rwanda

Religious leaders and organizations have been urged to revise their teachings, particularly regarding reproductive health education for the youth. The...

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Misinterpreting the Bible Can Fuel Domestic Violence

Misinterpreting the Bible Can Fuel Domestic Violence

Rev. Dr. Nagaju Muke, the leader of The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians in Rwanda, stated that misreading the Bible can be a source of d...

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A Major Gap Identified in Religious Leaders' Understanding of Reproductive Health

A Major Gap Identified in Religious Leaders' Understanding of Reproductive Health

The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians Rwanda has unveiled a study highlighting significant gaps in the understanding of reproductive healt...

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