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Liberia: Education ‘secret to post-war reconciliation’ Churches contribute to SDGs through Waking the Giant initiative
Liberia: Called to bring healing, even when times are tough Waking the Giant implementation strengthens church ministry in Liberia
LWF launches SDGs’ mapping for Liberia ‘Waking the Giant’ tool to help faith communities track contribution to sustainable development
Tapping into untapped potentials LWF President Musa: Waking the Giant empowers local actors to engage in SDGs
UN endorses LWF work for Development Goals New online tool launched to help churches link their work to UN’s 2030 Agenda
Bridging the gap between gender justice and religious liberty LWF takes part in consultation aimed at keeping women’s rights at the heart of efforts to uphold freedom of religion and belief
UN side event highlights churches’ successes in furthering Sustainable Development Goals A parallel event at UN Commission on the Status of Women highlights work of the ecumenical “Waking the Giant” initiative
