Blog Post: Climate change and Niger ›
Country: Niger
Global warming is not only causing already-meager water supplies in Niger to dry up — it's also driving young men from drought-stricken rural areas in search of work to provide for their families.
Blog Post: Shaking off the numbness ›
Country: Indonesia
Yesterday, a colleague in Indonesia told me that one of the slum areas we had visited while I was in Jakarta had been reduced to smoldering wreckage.
Blog Post: A dedication to her profession ›
Country: Indonesia
After she trained to be lactation counselor in Jakarta, Ibu Lilis says she never forgets to remind every mother she meets to breastfeed.
Blog Post: Peace and clean on Independence Day ›
Country: Indonesia
Independence Day is an occasion for all Indonesians to be proud of their beautiful and diverse country — but that seems even more so for the neighborhood of Urimessing.
Blog Post: 28 stories ›
Country: Indonesia
To be completely honest, going into a tall bank building this morning was the most unnatural I’ve felt on this trip.
Blog Post: A world most will never see ›
Country: Indonesia
Most of us in wealthy nations are used to a world of consumption - we rarely see where what we purchase is produced.
Blog Post: Taste test in North Jakarta ›
Country: Indonesia
Early this morning, I visited a couple food carts in North Jakarta, ate some healthy food and ended up being a pretty good billboard.
Blog Post: Urban fish tales ›
Country: Indonesia
Where there is water, men will fish. But I never imagined I'd see lines cast smack dab in the middle of Jakarta, a megapolitan city of at least 8.5 million people.
Blog Post: Exploring Jakarta's hidden city ›
Country: Indonesia
Today we brought more than a dozen Mercy Corps staff to Penjaringan, Jakarta's biggest slum — to continue the writing and photography training we began yesterday.

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