Conflict & War
Kirkuk Women Are Building Peace ›
Country: Iraq
Mercy Corps is training women in Kirkuk, Iraq to become leaders and work cooperatively against violence and hatred.
Blog Post: A Palestinian camp — not what you might expect ›
Country: Lebanon
When I heard I would be going to a Palestinian camp in Lebanon, I had a really hard time wrapping my brain around it.
Blog Post: A mother in search of peace ›
Country: West Bank/Gaza
It's big news at our Portland HQ that staff member Isdud Al-Najjar is in town. That's because her home is in Gaza, where the odds of getting out are about the same as winning Powerball.
Blog Post: Celebrating peace in Khanaqin ›
Country: Iraq
Children from Khanaqin released white doves and read a famous poem before a football match celebrating Peace Day.
Blog Post: Gaza photo contest: And the winner is ... ›
Country: West Bank/Gaza
Recently we invited 100 students in the Gaza Strip, 15-21 years old, to help others see the world through their eyes through photographs.
Blog Post: Finding a voice in northern Uganda ›
Country: Uganda
Through Mercy Corps' Pader Peace Program, Ugandans who were once bruised by conflict and battered by neglect are engaging in collaborative dialogue that finally gives them a voice.
Blog Post: Working on a road to hope ›
Country: Uganda
They say if you want something done you must do it yourself — and that is exactly what Grace Awor is doing for her village of Lamoi, Uganda.
Blog Post: 'I have never seen a place as poor as this' ›
Country: Central African Republic
I am writing from the Central African Republic, a land-locked country slightly smaller than Texas — and the second poorest country on Earth.
Shipping Clothing to Colombia's Landmine Victims ›
Country: Colombia
Mercy Corps is helping landmine survivors in Colombia rehabilitate and reintegrate into their communities. As part of our effort, we recently sent donated shoes and sweaters to 240 survivors in Nariño.
Blog Post: Forgiveness ›
Country: Uganda
Over the weekend, I paid attention to news of rioting in Uganda — but now am thinking about what happens in the aftermath of violence.

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