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May 31, 2013Markets, Justice, and the Law
May 31, 2013
The Good Muslim and Religious Freedom
RELATED RESOURCES: HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS Situation in the Republic of Indonesia: Multisectoral Approaches In Combatting HIV/AIDS
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Planning our Responses to HIV/AIDS: A Step by Step Guide to HIV/AIDS Planning for the Anglican Communion
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First Nationwide Faith-based Initiative to Fight Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Launched in Kenya
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Working Together to Confront the HIV/AIDS Crisis: New Partnerships in Variable Geometries
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Integrated Interventions with Churches: Integrated Action Against AIDS with Kenyan Churches
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Concept note for HIV/AIDS Workshop for Faith-Based Organizations and National AIDS Councils
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April 28, 2008
The President's Faith-Based and Community Initiatives: A Quiet Revolution in Addressing Need
What role do faith-based initiatives play in US foreign policy? Jay Hein, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, outlined the efforts of the Bush Administration to collaborate with faith-inspired organizations, particularly in Africa. Through targeted funding and cooperative networks, the White House program has helped to support the struggle against HIV/AIDS and malaria, to draw public attention to pressing development challenges, and new ways to address them. The ensuing discussion centered on the proper relationship between secular governments and religious organizations in addressing common policy agendas.