A landmark collaboration linking reproductive health, gender dynamics, and social exclusion to community stability, human security, and social justice across the continent.
MUCABI has officially signed a 5-year Memorandum of Understanding with the SPSP to address the critical intersection of infertility and peacebuilding in Africa. This partnership acknowledges that reproductive health challenges, gender dynamics, stigma, and social exclusion are not just health issues — they are also tied to community stability, human security, and social justice across the continent.
This landmark collaboration aims to expand research, amplify African voices, and influence policy on an issue that has long been overlooked. By combining MUCABI's expertise in community health and grassroots engagement with SPSP's strength in peace research and practice, the partnership seeks to build more resilient, inclusive, and peaceful communities across Nigeria and Africa.
Infertility as a public health challenge affecting individuals and couples across the region.
Confronting the gender dynamics and social stigma that isolate those affected.
Recognizing exclusion as a driver of instability within families and communities.
Connecting reproductive justice to human security and lasting community stability.
Community health expertise and deep grassroots engagement across Nigeria, working directly with the people most affected.
Established strength in peace research and practice, bringing rigor and policy weight to a long-overlooked issue.
Together, the partnership will expand research, amplify African voices, and influence policy — building more resilient, inclusive, and peaceful communities.