Displaced, yet determined

On this year's World Refugee Day, Mercy Corps shared stories of refugees on the path to self-reliance in Uganda.

Read more
A boy in a cinderblock doorway holding a baby
July 26, 2017
Mosul's Children
READ MORE
Girl and boy sitting next to each other and looking at the camera
July 26, 2017
The facts: What you need to know about famine
Millions of people in Africa and the Middle East are at risk of famine. Get the facts about what famine is, and find out how you can help.
READ MORE
Girl in somalia with red top and scarf
July 13, 2017
The faces of Somalia
Drought is threatening millions of people in Somalia. These are their stories.
READ MORE
Brother and sister sit on a blanket
July 07, 2017
Why we're not giving up on South Sudan
More than 5 million people face starvation in South Sudan — but we're not giving up. Read how we're changing lives amid a horrific crisis.
READ MORE
Mercy corps sees the threat of climate change in many places where we work. in ethiopia and around the world, we’re helping people adapt to increasingly unpredictable rainfall and weather, because we know their food, health and lives depend on it. photo: sean sheridan for mercy corps
June 05, 2017
A hotter planet, a hungrier world
The impacts of climate change are pummeling nations around the world. But for the poor, the consequences are particularly destructive: more poverty, more hunger. We can't end these plights, then, if we don't tackle climate change, too.
READ MORE
This farmer made pickled lettuce from his garden. mercy corps trains syrian farmers to save the seeds from their vegetables to use again next season.
April 24, 2017
Syrian farmers sow seeds of hope in Mercy Corps' agriculture program
Mercy Corps is helping Syrian farmers feed their communities again and give displaced persons the means to raise their own food.
READ MORE