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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

We're all the beneficiaries
Posted November 21, 2009 2:44 am by Seth Rue
Mercy Corps' offices in Jerusalem rest on the Mount of Olives, in a grove of olive trees that are hundreds of years old. Looking to the west, you can see all of the Old City and beyond.

Faster is better
Posted November 19, 2009 10:10 pm by Alique Nursholiqin
Every morning at 3:30, Ridwan starts making tempeh. He’s been doing this for almost 18 years. But, these days, it's just a little easier.

Tunnels, walls and stones
Posted November 19, 2009 4:29 pm by Seth Rue
I must admit, I found it a bit disappointing that I'd passed so easily through the infamous Ben Gurion International Airport passport control.

Mama na come
Posted November 19, 2009 5:07 am by Bija Gutoff
I think the women of Liberia are showing the way to this beautiful country's future.

Thirty years ago today...
Posted November 19, 2009 12:00 am by Dan O'Neill
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.
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