article / March 4, 2014
From Emergency to Recovery to Resilience
A mention of Somalia is usually characterized by conflict and food shortages. But that image is slowly changing. A group of farmers in Baki district of Somaliland is steering agriculture production in a region traditionally associated with pastoralism.
article / June 3, 2022
Protecting children from war: physically and emotionally
“Let them think this is just a trip,” Julia a mother from Ukraine says as she looks at her daughters; 7-year-old twins Elisabeth and Caterina, and 17-year-old Alina.
article / December 2, 2011
Devastated family laments losses but is thankful for aid
Only days ago, Nasreen, her husband Rasi and their three children lived in a mud house near the river in the Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa Province (formerly known as the North West Frontier Province). Rasi worked as a labourer, and the family owned two cows.
article / August 15, 2012
Safe drinking water in Kailali schools
Children have access to drinking water in Navadurga Primary School in Geta Village Development Committee (VDC).
opinion / April 8, 2021
Why data is never neutral
The conversation is not over - we need to confront the important questions raised by any discussion around digital identity and data use, argues Amos.
article / January 24, 2022
Healing caregivers and children through the Care and Comfort Project
To Olive, a mother of four, feeding children, buying them clothes, and taking them to school is what positive parenting is all about. Having done that, she feels she has fulfilled her responsibility as a parent. But she is yet to discover a different version.
article / December 9, 2015
Matei, the boy who doesn’t exist
Matei is 13 years old. He was born on August 22, 2002. At least this is what his parents told him. He has no proof, since his birth was never registered. To the world, Matei doesn’t exist.
article / November 9, 2006
Supporting Romanian communities through new Youth Bible Curriculum
This project revitalizes the Orthodox Tradition, which is so precious to so many in a country wrecked by communism and today, is again facing transition.
article / May 29, 2009
Sewing machines bring hope and confidence to women
Margarita, 47, her husband Artush and their three children were evacuated to Belarus. Their eldest son David who was only four at that time was diagnosed with: glaucoma and lost vision in one eye.