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Women wait under the shade of a tree to register for food assistance.
The facts: The crisis in Sudan
Violence in Sudan has deepened humanitarian needs nationwide. Learn more about how the conflict is affecting people in the country.
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Jamaican walks through street and the Hurricane Melissa destruction.
Hurricane Melissa relief: What Mercy Corps is doing and how you can help
Our teams in Haiti and Jamaica are already on the ground supporting local partners and authorities to meet urgent needs.
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Mercy Corps CEO, Tjada D’Oyen McKenna, joined host Bob Safian on ”Masters of Scale: Rapid Response” podcast to discuss the fallout from cuts to foreign aid.
“Unprecedented need”: Mercy Corps forges ahead amid foreign aid cuts
Tjada D’Oyen McKenna appears on “Masters of Scale: Rapid Response” podcast, reflecting on building partnerships and innovations to continue reaching communities in crisis.
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“Everything is needed” Critical aid must reach Gaza as winter looms
While a fragile ceasefire takes hold, people still face grave danger. Aid organizations are in a race against starvation and the approaching winter weather.
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Two years of devastation in Gaza felt across every community
At least 1.9 million people across the Gaza Strip have been forced from their homes in one of the world’s worst man-made humanitarian crises.
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Nigerian woman standing behind a solar panel.
How communities are adapting—and thriving—in a changing climate
From Nigeria to Nepal, Mercy Corps’ Climate: Possible campaign supports bold solutions for communities affected by climate change.
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Agriculture
Nepal cash distribution
Cash and voucher assistance
Farmer in ethiopia working on her crops
Climate, environment, and energy
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COVID-19 response
Congolese men working in a laboratory.
Emergency response
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Financial inclusion
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Food security and nutrition
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Governance
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Market development
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Peace and conflict
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Policy and advocacy
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Resilience
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Technology
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Ventures
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Water, sanitation, and hygiene
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Women and girls
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January 29, 2024
Can Famine Be Averted in Gaza?
Mercy Corps CEO Tjada D'Oyen McKenna was interviewed on this episode of Global Dispatches about the organization's presence in Gaza, the food insecurity…
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January 11, 2024
Time is Running Out for Thousands More as Threat of Famine Escalates in Gaza
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January 18, 2024
From Breadbasket to Battlefield: Conflict Ravages Sudan, Spreads to Critical Food Producing Regions
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CBS News: Israel limits Gaza aid amid dispute over return of hostage remains
In a potentially alarming sign for the newly-signed peace deal, Israel has opted not to reopen a key passage for...
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ABC News: What aid organizations say is needed in Gaza amid Israel-Hamas ceasefire plan
Aid groups say Gaza is in high demand for food and medical supplies.
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The Wall Street Journal: Warren Buffett’s Son Battles Colombia’s Booming Cocaine Trade
‘We’re trying to chip away at it,’ Howard Buffett says, describing the programs he’s funding to coax drug farmers to...
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From Pledges to Action: The Case for Tripling Adaptation Finance at COP30
Statement by David Nicholson, Mercy Corps Chief Climate Officer "As over 50 heads of state and government begin to...
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Trapped or Missing After El-Fasher's Fall: Sudanese Civilians Face Atrocities After Months of Siege and Starvation
After more than 500 days under siege, the city of El-Fasher, Sudan, has now fallen, leaving civilians who had already...
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Mercy Corps Warns of Escalating Health Emergency Following Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica and Haiti
Mercy Corps is urgently warning of a public health crisis following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa on...
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Josh DeWald

Josh DeWald leads the Technical Support, Evidence, and Program Quality (or TEQ) Unit, which works in partnership with program, country, regional, and global counterparts to support program impact at scale. TEQ contains teams focused on sectoral and cross-cutting technical support; program management

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Tjada D’Oyen McKenna

Chief Executive Officer
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Alex Angulo

Vice President, Strategy Realization
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Hugh Aprile

Latin America and The Caribbean Regional Director
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Josh DeWald

Vice President of Technical Support, Evidence, and Program Quality

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Concy and her husband charles work alongside each other to harvest their acre of chia. the crop has never been grown here before, but it's showing great promise. all photos: corinna robbins/mercy corps
February 13, 2015
A couple finds their future in chia
With Uganda’s civil war now behind them, Charles and Concy are working together on a new business venture: farming chia.
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Syrian and jordanian women in a classroom.
February 10, 2015
The promise of education brings Syrian and Jordanian girls together
Until recently, Zaatari Village's girls' school was overcrowded and tensions were high. Community leaders worked together to change things for the better.
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January 12, 2015
5 years after quake: Journey from relief to recovery
Our Country Director reflects on the challenges Haitian communities have overcome since 2010 and what the future holds.
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January 09, 2015
Growing businesses in Haiti's toughest neighborhoods
Florye's almost lost her small upholstery business in the Haiti earthquake. Today, she and other entrepreneurs are revitalizing the local economy.
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January 08, 2015
Escape to safety: One staff member's journey
When fighting erupted in Bentiu one year ago, Mercy Corps staff were forced to flee and begin a long journey towards safety. Here, one team member tells his story.
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December 23, 2014
Indian Ocean tsunami: Ten years later
It's been a decade since the Indian Ocean tsunami ravaged communities from Indonesia to East Africa. Take a look back at the historic response and how people recovered.
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Recent news

The Guardian: Drought likely to push parts of Somalia into famine by end of year, warns UN
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The New York Times: ‘Famine Is at the Door’ in Somalia, U.N. Warns
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NPR: Seeing parallels, doctors apply lessons from Syria to their work in Ukraine
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Associated Press: Waterborne diseases spread among flood victims in Pakistan
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Massive hike in cell service fees cuts off Lebanon’s poor from the world
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Axios: Devastating Pakistan floods likely have climate change ties
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Recent press releases

Statement on the Tragic Loss of Our Team Member
Neal Keny-Guyer, Chief Executive Officer of Mercy Corps says: "On Friday 19 April, 2019, Faye Mooney, a Mercy Corps team...
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Mercy Corps Northwest Entrepreneurship Program Expands to Empower Incarcerated Men
Mercy Corps Northwest enrolls the first cohort of students at the all men's prison in Portland, Oregon PORTLAND, Ore. —...
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Cutting Aid to Central America is Shortsighted and Counterproductive
Statement from Mercy Corps' Chief Executive Officer Neal Keny-Guyer on Trump Administration suspension of U.S. aid to El...
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NASA and Mercy Corps Join Forces to Tackle Critical Development Challenges Using Satellite Earth Observations
Collaboration aims to help vulnerable communities build resilience in the face of climate change, population growth and...
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Mercy Corps: Yemen in State of Collapse as Country Enters Fifth Year of Conflict
Mercy Corps releases statement ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Yemen crisis. SANA’A, Yemen — Four years after it...
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Ebola Epidemic in DRC Reaches 1,000 Cases
Global organization Mercy Corps calls for increased efforts to stop spread of deadly disease GOMA, Congo — As the Ebola...
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Funding Opportunity: Strengthening Economic Growth in the Caribbean (SCEG)
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