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Liberia:
Blog Post: Mama na come
I think the women of Liberia are showing the way to this beautiful country's future. Read More ›
Blog Post: Thirty years ago today...
Founder Dan O'Neill reflects on how a relief effort for Cambodian refugees — started by just a few people — became an organization called Mercy Corps. Read More ›
Tajikistan:
Blog Post: Six days on the road
I'm both exhausted and exhilarated by my six-day journey through the red clay rocky back-roads of Tajikistan's border area with Kyrgyzstan in the Rasht Valley. Read More ›
Indonesia:
Blog Post: Lasting change
Lasting change — the important kind — comes from teaching people how to do things differently and supporting them along the way. Read More ›
Recent Blog Posts

Perez Hilton and Mercy Corps?
Posted November 26, 2009 2:18 pm by Caitlin Carlson
I never put "Perez Hilton" and "Mercy Corps" together in the same sentence — until today.

Climate change presents huge challenges in Kashmir
Posted November 24, 2009 2:28 pm by Usmaan Ahmad
The Himalaya and its glaciers — as well as the area's populations — are one of the places immediately threatened by the impacts of climate change.

Copenhagen and beyond — your planet needs YOU!
Posted November 24, 2009 2:14 am by Jim Jarvie
It is becoming increasingly apparent that a global climate deal is not going to emerge from the UN Climate Change talks in Copenhagen. But what can you do?

Leaving the past behind
Posted November 23, 2009 8:10 pm by Piva Bell
Much of the beauty and peacefulness of Lamteungoh village is the result of tsunami rehabilitation and reconstruction programs — and hard work.

Thanks to Indiana Jones
Posted November 23, 2009 2:58 pm by Roger Burks
Wherever I go, I am amazed by the generosity of families who invite me into their homes to share whatever they can offer. Some of my most memorable meals have been spent with them.
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