The Global Forum for Refugees must do more on education
By Kerin Ord, Global Sector Lead – Education, World Vision International
Stories
What can people of faith offer children forced to flee?
Our world is facing a migration crisis. More than 70.8 million people around the globe are facing displacement....
Why we should look up, not talk down, to children
Apart from parents of small children, New York, insomniacs and sharks, do you know what doesn’t sleep?...
Faith leaders and Child Rights Advocates: the good news and the bad news.
On the 30th anniversary of the Convention, do people of faith care about the CRC? By Dana...
The Convention on the Rights of the Child? It’s Biblical!
30 years on, the CRC is an important tool in Christians’ calling to help children flourish. As Christians,...
Piecing peace together – three things children need now
By Bill Forbes, Child Protection and Participation Global Lead, World Vision International Once again this week, we...
Expertise has no age limit: child researchers in action
By Patricio Cuevas-Parra, Senior Advisor – Child Participation and Rights Fascinating, encouraging and inspirational. Both the young...
#cleanhandsforall takes all of us
Kristie Urich reflects on how clean hands for all should be more convenient and more inclusive. Recently, I...
The untapped potential of agroforestry
Bill Mollison, father of permaculture, once said: “Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the...
Acacia Trees Cushion Family from Drought Agony
By Zipporah Karani, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya Kipkoskei, a young man in his thirties, remembers all-too-well...
Sponsorship opens doors for children in fragile contexts
By Michael Arunga - Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Mali A protracted conflict, armed groups, closed schools and...
A School-in-a-Box that Makes Learning Possible During Disasters
By Susan Otieno and Hellen Owuor, World VisionCommunications Department, Kenya Children have a right to education. And...
Lakhantari is now child friendly!
January 11, 2020- It is a big day for little Rakesh. His ward Lakhantari of Gramthan Rural...
200 children from peace clubs campaign: Give love a chance!
“Peace is like our daily food. We need it as much as we need food to live well...
Village by village, South Sudanese health workers save over 12,000 children from killer diseases
“The people we try to reach out to live in the remotest parts of the country where...
165 out-of-school youth in Juba graduate from vocational skills trainings
“Before the training, I was a school dropout and had no job. But now I have skills...
Clean water transforms the life of Judith and her family
"My name is Judith. I am 13 years old and I live in Gagbire community in Northern Region,...
Cash transfer help families who fled get reestablished and create unity in communities
Under the Giragateka multipurpose cash transfer project, 185 returnees h ouseholds in Makamba province benefited from cash...
"It Takes A World to End Violence Against Children", the message of Luiza Gega, World Vision Albania's Ambassador
"I wasn't like the other children in the town… We didn't have the luxury of either receiving...
Students in Madang learn about disaster preparedness
"One thing that we have learned through this project is that in the event of an earthquake we...
Giving a hand to those affected by floods in Bujumbura
Being on the mountains that overhang Bujumbura, you can see the sunset radiating on Lake Tanganyika. The...
Nutrition for Growth: Call to Action 2020
To the WHO Executive Board Members representing at the 146th Session, 3-8 February 2020 Make 2020 the...
Children affected by drought in Southern Africa voice their concerns about the effects of climate change
Children explain how changing weather patterns are affecting them in Zimbabwe and Southern Angola. The effects of prolonged...
The devastating effects of climate change in Angola
Angola is currently facing the worst drought emergency in the last 38 years as a result of...
Kodok's women create a happy place to fight hunger and malnutrition
The vegetables are ripe, colorful and ready for harvest. Fifty-year-old Nyebol, a mother of eight and the...
Hundreds benefit from cash for work done in refugee settlements in Uganda
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee Response The civil war that broke out in South Sudan...