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Faith, Action & Hope Unite for Climate Justice
Andrea Kaufmann and Charlotte Masiello-Riome explain this month's historic moment when global Faith Leaders came together to sign the Interfaith Declaration on Climate Action – and what this means for COP 28.
Schools out until national governments prioritise School Meals
This week, as heads of delegation come together in France to demonstrate their advancement in school meals, Amanda Rives shares how CSOs are joining together to urge governments to take new and continued action to ensure every child has access to a nutritious school meal by 2030.
Six ways we are addressing climate change around the world
By Angeline Munzara and Yukiko Yamada Morovic
This article looks at six ways World Vision programmes are addressing climate change around the world.
School meals are life-changing, but not as easy as ABC
Encouraged by WFP's State of School Feeding Worldwide 2022 report, Charlotte Masiello-Riome cautions against the world giving itself a passing grade.
Five surprising ways war can harm children
One of our humanitarian experts lays out some of the lesser-known dangers for children caught up in conflict.
Five things you may not know about humanitarians
By James East
James reflects on why we can and should better understand humanitarian workers - where they're from, why they do what they do, what they face and how they overcome it.
There's no excuse, it's time to deliver on nutrition
Dan says there's no longer any reason for the world to not address malnutrition: the solutions are known and could save 3.7m lives.
Global inaction will mean death for Afghanistan's hungry children
World Vision Afghanistan's National Director Asuntha Charles gives insight into the desperate humanitarian crisis the country in the lead up to her intervention at the UN General Assembly's Special Roundtable on Preventing Famine and Fighting Food Insecurity.
We told ourselves – We'd never let famine happen again
By Sheri Arnott
On the 10th anniversary of the Somalia Famine, Sheri Arnott asks: 'How did we get here again?'
When someone's drowning you don't row away
By Jennifer Neelsen
As the most vulnerable children and families, especially in fragile contexts, suffer new surges of COVID-19, Jennifer says we must redouble efforts to fight the pandemic and its tragic aftershocks.
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