🔊 Just out: APHRC’s 2025 Newsletter | Issue 2 Did you know it takes 17 years to turn research into action? Discover how APHRC is closing the knowledge translation gap by turning complex research into accessible, relatable, and transformative insights to drive policy action and

🕊️ In Loving Memory of Dr. Eshetu Girma We honor the life of our dear colleague Eshetu, whose kindness, dedication, and gentle spirit left an unforgettable mark on all of us. Reflecting on moments we shared, he brought warmth and joy at the Center, and his presence will be

Passing on of APHRC's Dr. Eshetu Girma Kidane

📢Fresh from #AHDARS2025, this episode of the #DecolonizingGlobalHealth podcast features an exciting conversation featuring three leading voices in transforming global health research and policy in Africa: @seyeabimbola @Wekesah & @CwKabiru 🔗Listen here:

#IamAPHRC West Africa Regional Office (WARO) at 5 celebrates a bold vision: African-led, evidence-informed decisions that create lasting impact. As our Executive Director, @CKyobutungi, states, our work in West and Central Africa is a living proof of what locally relevant

#IamAPHRC’s East African Community (EAC) Pandemic Preparedness and Response (PPR) Project team, together with the EAC Secretariat, spent the past week in Mombasa, Kenya at the Digital Health, Data, Technologies and Innovations (DIDATI) workshop. The workshop began with the

#IamAPHRC is spotlighting five years of impact in West and Central Africa. The APHRC West Africa Regional Office (WARO) is celebrating five years of evidence-driven impact through research, policy engagement, and knowledge translation. As the anchor of APHRC’s pan-African

As we commemorate World AIDS Day this year, the world stands at a crossroads. The last two years have brought about changes to HIV funding and programming, leaving millions facing heightened risks and vulnerabilities. APHRC's @CwKabiru will be speaking to @radio_waumini from

🤝 Join us for a webinar on advancing the sustainability and resilience of Sexual and Gender Minority (SGM) organizations across Africa. As funding landscapes shift and organizations navigate emerging challenges, this conversation brings together voices from civil society,

📢 Reminder Our Research–Media Dialogue Webinar is happening today! This high-level session brings together journalists, researchers, and policy actors to strengthen collaboration and promote evidence-based reporting across West and Central Africa. ⏰ 11:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.

“Garbage in, garbage out” This was the rallying call last week during a meeting with 23 members of the Kenya National Assembly led by Nandi Hills MP, Hon. Benard Kitur to advocate for legislative action to regulate food environments. Discussions focused on access to healthy

#APHRC's INSPIRE team visited the Kyamulibwa General Population Cohort (GPC) site in Kalungu District, Uganda, to review data collection and management processes and assess facility-level systems. The team toured the hospital to assess existing systems that could help with

#IamAPHRC’s latest study on Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE) uncovers key gaps slowing its progress: teachers continue to struggle with competency-based teaching methods, support for learners with special needs is limited, and many parents remain unclear about their role.

Important milestone today! #IamAPHRC joined the Ministry of Health, Kenya to launch the Tobacco and Nicotine Use among Adolescents in Kenya Report from the 2024 Data on Youth and Tobacco in Africa (DaYTA) Survey. The survey highlights the urgent reality of tobacco and nicotine

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, @CHR_HumanRights and @yoneco3 and