Friday, April 25, 2025 Proof in every dose: How local heroes are making immunisation #HumanlyPossible Onei Uetela shares World Vision's commitment and plan to reach 4 million children with vaccines Read More
The Silent Heroes of COP28: The Power of School Meals in Climate Action Amanda Rives Argeñal and Charlotte Masiello-Riome carry the CSO call to action on School Meals to this year’s COP28 in Dubai. Read more
Security in conflict zones requires trusting relationships Johan reflects that relationships are central to providing security when delivering much-needed food to conflict-affected people. Read more
Why does a child-focused organization like World Vision care about trees? As Tony Rinaudo prepares for COP28, this year’s UN Climate Meetings, he thinks back on his work in Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) and how... Read more
Future-proofing the lives of children in Somaliland through nature based solutions Ibrahim Muse describes the importance of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) and how it is improving the lives of children in Somaliland. Read more
An Optional Climate Loss and Damage Fund for rich countries simply isn’t Cricket Brit, Jason Garrett, finds parallels between international cricket and mitigating climate change, and warns children are most at risk. Read more
There’s still time for the World Bank to do more for girls and adolescents WVI’s Abigail Howe Will and Sini Maria Heikkila share why, as the World Bank finalises the public consultation on its new Gender Strategy 2024-2030, it... Read more
Faith & Hope Unite for Climate Justice Andrea Kaufmann and Charlotte Masiello-Riome explain this month's historic moment where global Faith Leaders came together to sign the Interfaith... Read more
Priceless Losses: A call to help children affected by climate-induced loss and damage As Mary Njeri, the Global Hunger Response director for World Vision International, prepares for the upcoming UN climate meetings in Dubai (COP28), the... Read more
A Corridor of Hope As the director of World Vision's programs addressing climate change in the Dry Corridor, Jorge Galeano reflects on what needs to be done to help children... Read more
Why care about family values? They translate into child well-being Kathryn Kraft considers how a behaviour-change programme is helping to make ‘family’ a sacred word for children Read more
World Children's Day: Teen says "Address the pain children face from hunger" This World Children’s Day, Changemaker 13-year-old Genoveva from Tanzania shares how hunger and malnutrition affect children in her community and what she... Read more
Contrast in a world of plenty World Vision Brand and Campaign Specialist Luciana visits programmes in Tanzania and comes away with a new appreciation for the importance of clean water... Read more
What do children with disabilities need most? Co-operation and a chance to thrive. Brian Kusunoki says that better co-ordination among support services and service providers is vital to supporting children and young people with... Read more
The world’s best lunch table New global survey on child hunger and malnutrition highlights stalled progress on ending child hunger, and the parallels with one writer’s family history Read more
Improving nutrition through partnerships takes secret sauce and no sugar-coating Sarah Straatsma and Marina Adamyan say the World Vision, dsm-firmenich public-private partnership to improve nutrition for the most vulnerable is built on... Read more
Schools out until national governments prioritise School Meals This week, as heads of delegation come together in France to demonstrate their advancement in school meals, Amanda Rives shares how Civil society... Read more
Enough is enough. Let’s guarantee proper nutrition for every child. In the wake of news about ultra-processed food addiction among children, Dan Irvine, looks with hope to the Micronutrient Forum 6th Global Conference... Read more
Handwashing still a life and death issue for children For #GlobalHandwashingDay Lindsay appeals for governments to promote handwashing and ensure clean hands are within reach as they did during the COVID-19... Read more
Celebrating girl activists, challenging inequity Patricio reflects on three strong and determined girls who embody what the International Day of the Girl Child is about: girls realising all their rights. Read more
Our top ten calls for improved mental health care for the Middle East and Eastern Europe “Mental health as a universal human right” might be the theme for this year’s #WorldMentalHealthDay, but Mike Kirakossian reminds us, it’s not a right... Read more
AI, digital and the climate crisis requires greater social accountability Sarah Onduko reflects on key areas where the world must ensure citizens’ rights and government accountability Read more
The cold reality facing Afghanistan's hungry, malnourished children The new National Director of World Vision Afghanistan warns that today's investment decisions by the international community will shape the future for the... Read more
Children have a right to a clean, safe and healthy environment! The Committee on the Rights of the Child just issued their General Comment 26 on children’s rights and the environment with a focus on climate change (GC26... Read more
The Life-Saving Need for Nutrition Investment World Vision's health and nutrition chief, Dan Irvine, argues that, when it comes to ending child malnutrition, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of... Read more