Civil Society
Recycled Life ›
Country: Indonesia
Darpi, a 56-year-old woman who’s been living in Jakarta's Penjaringan slum since the mid-1970s, is proof that things can improve.
Taking Charge of the Recovery ›
Country: Myanmar
In Jeremy Barnicle's four years at Mercy Corps, he often heard colleagues talk about "community mobilization" as something central to our approach in the field, but never really understood it — until Kan Bet.
Faces of the Gobi ›
Country: Mongolia
Here are some of the people and landscapes we encountered on a two-week, 1,600 mile journey over Mongolia's deserts, mountains and steppes.
Cementing a Fragile Peace ›
Country: Sudan
In one of the world's most troubled countries, Mercy Corps is sustaining Darfuris displaced by the conflict while strengthening the fragile peace between north and south in the places considered most critical to lasting tranquility.
Campaigning for Iraq's Disabled ›
Country: Iraq
NBC's Ned Colt reports the story of Tiana Tozer, a Mercy Corps staffer in the Middle East who is making a difference in the lives of disabled Iraqis — and advocating for their rights in a changing country.
A Different Kind of Teatime ›
Country: India
Since its inception in Assam, CHAI has helped more than 500 families break the cycle of poverty through savings and small business development.
Buzzing with Cosmic Energy ›
Country: India
Time spent with Rajah Banerjee — tea estate owner, agricultural pioneer, mystic and Mercy Corps supporter — is a mind-altering experience.
Tell Congress You Support the Community Action Program in Iraq ›
Country: Iraq
Ask your U.S. Representative to support community development and grassroots democracy in Iraq.
Ethnic Minority Families Return Home ›
Country: Kosovo
For almost a decade, Mercy Corps has been working with families, communities, local government agencies and partner organizations to facilitate the return of families who wish to go home.
Helping a Failed State Succeed ›
Country: Somalia
Mercy Corps' work in Somalia ranges from helping fishermen increase their yields to teaching new conflict-management skills to building vital transportation links.
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