Research doesn’t end in publications, it comes alive in communities. Check out APHRC's newest newsletter and see how we’re transforming evidence into action across Africa. 📰 aphrc.org/blogarticle/ap… The GFF PMNCH #IamAPHRC #KnowledgeTranslation #WeAreAfrica

Poor health outcomes across Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly linked to the growing influence of alcohol, ultra-processed food, and fossil fuel industries. To better understand and navigate their effects on health, APHRC has launched the Addressing the Commercial Determinants

Save the Date! The 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium (AHDARS) is happening on November 19–20 at APHRC, Nairobi Campus, Kenya + online. Convened by APHRC in partnership with Science for Africa Foundation, GSMA Africa, and ECSA-HC, this year’s conversations will be

Want to learn more about #Decolonization? Please plan to attend this Symposium co-organized by APHRC, Science for Africa Foundation GSMA and ECSA-HC. Attend to learn more about digital transformation as a bridge to Africa's future health systems. #WeAreAfrica #DGH

How do research organizations move beyond the translation and dissemination of findings to collaboratively achieve impact at the policy and practice levels? This article from the recently published APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025) has the answer. Read more from Sarah Munyao Ndonye &

This week, the #IAmAPHRC Challenging the Politics of Social Exclusion team is in Malawi for a series of stakeholder engagements in collaboration with SRHR Africa Trust Malawi, University of Malawi, Centre for Social Research(CSR), Kamuzu University. The team made a courtesy

APHRC is translating and packaging research into stories that click, swipe, and stick through digital and multimedia. Read about it in our latest APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025). 🔗 aphrc.org/blogarticle/ap… | Page 10–11 by Isabel Mwendwa & Chao #APHRCResearch

Join us for the last session of the webinar series on safeguarding adolescent sexual reproductive health. In this third webinar, we showcase concrete actions taken by funding and technical support agencies that have actively worked to build equal relationships with counterparts

This week, #IamAPHRC’s Anthony Mveyange and Miranda Barasa are in Cape Town, representing APHRC at the Digital Africa Summit themed, AI for Good Governance. This platform is shaping how data and artificial intelligence can drive better outcomes for Africa’s future. The duo will

🔎 What does it mean to make research accessible? Ever thought about how well experts should consider the relevant audiences when sharing research findings? 📕 Find out from this article in the recently published article from APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025). ✍️ By Chao

🔊 Registration is open! Join experts, policymakers, researchers, innovators, and private sector actors from across Africa and beyond for the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium (AHDARS). It’s happening on November, 19–20, 2025, at our campus in Nairobi

Join us tomorrow for the final session of our three-part webinar series on safeguarding adolescent sexual and reproductive health in the current funding crisis. We will discuss the impact of recent funding cuts across countries and globally, and explore how governments and

#IamAPHRC staff today participated in an open conversation on research equity, publishing practices and capacity strengthening with Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá a renowned global health champion. This engagement is part of the build up activities that the Center is hosting ahead of the 2025

Speaking at the #AHDARS2025 this morning, Bunmi Makinwa, APHRC’s Board Chair emphasized partner collaboration through a transformation journey and carrying everyone along. 🔊 Stay tuned for for more insights and updates from the convening. #AHDARS2025 #APHRCResearch

Africa’s health future won’t be funded by old systems, it will be built by new thinking. During the panel discussion on Reimagining Financing for Africa’s Health Futures, moderated by Caroline Kabiru the panelists shared the following insights: ✅ Dr Evelyn Gitau , SFA: We

4 days to the 27th Session of the CSO Forum. At a time when many organizations are facing funding cuts, the #27thCSOForum provides a timely platform for CSOs to strategize on innovative fundraising approaches and explore new pathways for sustainability.

APHRC awards outstanding researchers with bold ideas at the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium. Through the Strategic Initiatives and Innovations (SII) Fund, APHRC supports staff-led Pipeline and Big Ideas, fueling innovation and driving high-impact

This week, #IamAPHRC is participating in the 27th Ordinary Session of the Civil Society Organizations Forum in Maseru, Lesotho, under the theme “Budgeting for the Future.” The forum brings together civil society, government officials, youth, and partners committed to advancing

This week, the #IamAPHRC team led a panel discussion at the 27th CSO Forum in Maseru, Lesotho, on bridging evidence, policy, and budgets to advance adolescent well-being in Sub-Saharan Africa. The session featured panelists from the Center, CentreForHumanRights and YouthNet&Counselling and

Just a few more hours to go — submissions close at midnight (EAT). If your abstract is almost ready, this is the moment to send it in. Thank you to everyone who has already submitted. Please keep an eye out for next steps. 🔗: bit.ly/4nxTLBp #EvidenceToImpact