article / Fevereiro 15, 2024
When children and young people participate, it is possible to make a change
The World Social Justice Day has been established to promote equal economic, political, and social rights and opportunities for all. Jason, a young leader from the Democratic Republic of Congo, wants to mark this international day by speaking about his own experiences of seeking fairness and equality for children. This text has been included in the book Young People in the Global South: Voice, Agency & Citizenship.”
article / Março 18, 2021
Blog: Children formerly recruited by armed groups are not just statistics
Our Campaigns Coordinator, Manzo Dembele, blogs on the importance of supporting children formerly recruited by armed groups for the successful reinstatement into society and restoration of their hope.
article / Outubro 16, 2012
Two mums, one blog
Sierra Leone is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be pregnant; one in every 21 women dies as a result of complications or in childbirth. This is Mamie’s reality as she awaits the arrival of her child.
publication / Maio 3, 2023
Syria Türkiye Earthquake Response (STER): Situation Report #4
On February 6, two earthquakes of 7.7 and 7.5 magnitudes occurred in Türkiye’s Kahramanmaraş Province, followed by subsequent 6.4 and 5.8 magnitude quakes on February 20. 11 provinces in Türkiye’s southeast region and neighboring Syria were impacted.
article / Dezembro 6, 2011
Blog - James Addis
Blog #3: The aftershockWell, a heart-stopping moment this morning when a powerful aftershock, just after 6 a.m. had me making a hasty exit out of my hotel. I was soon joined by the rest of the World Vision staff, mostly in pyjamas.
article / Outubro 14, 2023
Making our voices heard through the ENOUGH campaign
Hunger is a real problem and I have witnessed it with my own eyes and ears.
article / Fevereiro 8, 2024
From Pastoral Traditions to Classrooms: Samburu Communities Embrace Education for Progress
In Kenya, education remains a beacon of hope for a brighter tomorrow, yet access to it is far from equitable, particularly in regions like Samburu County. Despite strides, literacy rates still lag behind, with deep-rooted cultural barriers and economic disparities impeding progress. However, initiatives like those led by World Vision Kenya are reshaping the narrative.