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🥁Announcement of our 2025 fellowship program cohort Congratulations to the fifteen promising early-career researchers from across Africa who have been selected for our 2025 Fellowship Program. Learn more here: buff.ly/4djZ94e APHRC Gates Foundation The GFF

1/3 We have today begun a week-long analytical training for our Cohort 2 Fellowship Program. APHRC The GFF WorldPopProject Okapu ETYANG A-Miinaa MB Nyandwi Alypio Diama Dia Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo Mamadou D. DIALLO Juliet Ratemo-Okumu Sylla El Hadji Malick E. Sidze (She/her/hers) Muhumuza Kananura

#IamAPHRC’s Countdown to 2030 initiative is holding its cohort 2 fellows' analytical training this week. This second and final technical training is designed to: ✅ Strengthen fellows’ ability to communicate research findings for policy and advocacy ✅ Build skills in knowledge

We have today began our 2025 Country Annual Meeting, a convening of over 270 African researchers from 34 Countries in Nairobi to assess progress around women’s and children’s health. APHRC The GFF WorldPopProject

This week, 270 experts from 34 African countries are in Nairobi for the largest Countdown to 2030 meeting yet, working to make health data more accessible, accurate, & actionable to improve outcomes for women, children, & adolescents. 🔗buff.ly/Qdub9Vw #DataForDevelopment

Earlier today, Dr. Bashir Issak, Head of the Department of Family Health at Ministry of Health, welcomed delegates from Countdown to 2030. In his remarks, he emphasized the importance of reliable national and subnational health data in advancing maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent

"The existing skills, expertise, knowledge, networks, & resources within Countdown to 2030 is well-placed to respond to the world's need for new health systems, data systems, knowledge, and a consistent voice for building lasting & equitable systems," Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo. APHRC The GFF

Speaking at the Countdown annual meeting, #IamAPHRC’s Executive Director, Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo, shared a timely reminder: “We are at a critical moment. Funding disruptions, rising skepticism toward science, and strained global collaborations call for reflection. As a scientific

What happens when funding cuts undo years of progress? In #IamAPHRC’s recently published newsletter (pages 4–5), Sheena Kayira shares the story of Aisha, a maternal and child health specialist in Malawi, and how abrupt funding cuts disrupted critical services for mothers and

Today, on the Day of Africa’s Scientific Renaissance, we recognize the importance of strengthening science and research systems across the continent. At APHRC, we support African-led and African-owned research that responds to the region’s development priorities. Our work

How does an organization turn information into impact? In #IamAPHRC’s latest newsletter (pages 6–7), Sylvia Kimingi and Evans Simiyu explain how APHRC is utilizing structured knowledge management to inform smarter decisions, foster continuous learning, and drive lasting

In #IamAPHRC’s recently published newsletter (pages 8–9), Phyllis Mungai explores how safeguarding at APHRC goes beyond protocols, creating a culture where dignity is upheld, silence is broken, and protection is everyone’s promise. 🔗 buff.ly/fXkKrf9 #SafetyInAction

In #IamAPHRC’s latest newsletter (pages 10–11), Jane Valentine M shares how APHRC is amplifying the voices of civil society to navigate stigma, shift power, and drive policy change for reproductive rights in West Africa. 🔗 buff.ly/fXkKrf9 #VoicesForChange

Today, APHRC held its Pipeline Ideas Presentations and Awards at the Center. To deepen impact and encourage innovation from staff, APHRC, through its Strategic Initiatives and Innovations (SII) Fund, supports the development and implementation of Pipeline and Big Ideas. All the

Literacy is key to learning, but many children in Kenya struggle to read fluently. To address this, APHRC’s Developing Readers Program (DRP) has helped support early-grade learners to improve their reading skills. Read more in #IamAPHRC’s latest newsletter article by Davis Muli

For the first time, older people outnumber children. With falling fertility, some governments are restricting rights. #IamAPHRC generates evidence to guide fair, people-first solutions. 🔗 buff.ly/JxEEujq #APHRCResearch #WeAreAfrica #WorldPopulationDay2025

The #WorldPopulationDay call is clear: Empower young people to build the families they want. At #Countdownto2030, we’re tracking progress in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, & Adolescent Health & Nutrition & driving evidence-led change. 🔗 buff.ly/JxEEujq APHRC

Happening this week! #IamAPHRC Strengthening Subnational Data Systems in Africa project is hosting a 3-day training for local implementing partners from Niger, Burkina Faso, Senegal, and Uganda on a new web-based app for data tracking and visualization. The training aims to

🥁🔊🎉 APHRC’s Annual Report 2024 is here! We Are Lighting the Way for Africa APHRC, a leader in African research and policy, is a guiding force that generates evidence, leads critical conversations, and influences national, continental, and global agendas, thereby

Reimagining epilepsy care in Africa! Through the Epilepsy Pathway Innovation in Africa (EPInA) project, the Center is creating innovative, community-led solutions to improve epilepsy diagnosis, treatment, and support. Watch more: youtu.be/JscbC433lns?si… #EPInA