Truly, skills for employment and skills for life
A few weeks ago, I was honored to serve as the Chief Judge at an interschool debate on HIV/AIDS prevention. Under a perfect blue Ugandan sky, youth ...
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In Timor-Leste, clean cookstoves offer opportunity for all
When we meet Frederico, he’s surrounded by a glass menagerie of flower vases cut from wine bottles scattered throughout his yard. Freddie, as he’s ...
Providing emergency services and brighter futures to displaced families in DRC
In the face of conflict, the choice to leave your home behind isn't always a choice. As an armed conflict in her village intensified, Madeleine, 47 ...
The facts: What you need to know about cash as aid
In the last decade, cash transfer programming has gained tremendous momentum across the aid sector; in 2016, the UN Secretary-General called for it to ...
Three steps for making the world a better place
South Sudan and Syria are thousands of miles apart, but the people living in these countries share a common problem: Their lives are being uprooted ...
One year of war: Communities cope amidst a crisis
As the world marks one year since the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, the war continues to injure and kill thousands, tear families apart, and ...
How can individuals make a difference when challenges are so big?
This past year has been another marked by seemingly endless humanitarian crises. The devastation and suffering caused by violent conflict and climate ...
Who is responsible for supporting gig workers left vulnerable by COVID-19?
As COVID‑19 continues to spread around the world, the pandemic is disrupting economies in an unprecedented manner, not least of all for developing ...
This is what a refugee family looks like
Today, at a moment’s notice, tens of thousands of people like Mohammed and 2-year-old Christina will be driven from their homes and forced to leave ...