The Washington Post: In Sudan's Catastrophe, Food Runs out as Guns Flow Freely
One of the worst famines in decades is on the verge of breaking out in Africa’s third-largest country.
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Newsweek: Gaza's Insulin Crisis: How Diabetics Are Fighting to Survive
Diabetics in war-torn Gaza fear not just bombs and bullets but uncertain supplies of medicine that could cost them their...
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Growing peace, one coffee farm at a time

In Colombia, farmers are planting more secure futures for their own communities by shifting to legal crops and acquiring land titles to their properties.
A land owner and farmer stand on their property in Colombia.
BBC Newsday: Trump Gives First Speech Since Assassination Attempt
Mercy Corps Director of Programs, Barrett Alexander, was interviewed on BBC Newsday about a new Mercy Corps report that...
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The Associated Press: US Announces $203 Million in new aid to War-Torn Sudan Amid Major Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations announced nearly $203 million in additional humanitarian assistance to Sudan...
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NPR: Food Aid is Piling Up Inside Gaza. Here's Why it's Not Reaching Those in Need.
More than a dozen empty flatbed trucks from Gaza rumble through the opening in the massive concrete wall that marks the...
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