The Associated Press: 'We Have Nothing': As Israel Attacks Rafah, Palestinians are Living in Tents and Searching for Food
The tent camps stretch for more than 16 kilometers (10 miles) along Gaza’s coast, filling the beach and sprawling into...
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The New Humanitarian: Afghans Fear Life on Both Sides of Durand Line
Every day, hundreds of families continue to arrive in the Afghan provinces of Kandahar and Nangarhar from Pakistan –...
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The Washington Post: Aid Offloaded From Gaza Pier as Israel Again Denies Genocide Allegations
The first deliveries of aid to the Gaza Strip through a temporary U.S.-made pier on the territory’s coastline began...
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The Associated Press: Trucks are Rolling Across a New US Pier Into Gaza. But Challenges Remain to Getting Enough Aid In
Vice President of Global Policy and Advocacy, Kate Phillips-Barrasso, was interviewed for this broadcast about the...
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The Guardian : The World's Poorest Didn't Cause the Climate Crisis, but They Bear the Brunt of It
As the global thermometer relentlessly inches upwards, revelations by top climate scientists of 2.5C warming this...
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Voice of America: Young Entrepreneur Utilizing Bananas in Fighting Climate Change
Post-harvest losses affect the economic well-being of small-scale farmers across Africa. The continent produces about 25...
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BBC News: Uganda's Refugee Women Turned Entrepreneurs
Mercy Corps DREAMS program (Delivering Resilience Enterprise and Market Systems) was featured in this radio broadcast...
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The Oregonian: Portland Nurse in Gaza Treats Gravely Wounded Amid Airstrikes: 'We're Triaging Lives'
A Portland nurse who traveled to the Gaza Strip for what was supposed to be a two-week medical mission is stuck in the...
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