Can cash programming save us?
By Amos Doornbos, Director, Disaster Management Strategy and Systems
Stories
Supporters: the ones who carry us through
By Marcus Frost, World Vision Partnership Leader – Marketing and Communications As I was rummaging around in Spotify...
COVID-19 needs to be a digital driver
By Isabel Gomes, Global Director for Humanitarian Operations Exciting new opportunities to test, develop and expand the...
Faith on the frontlines
By Esther Lehmann-Sow, Partnership Leader for Faith and Development “I feel obligated to the community, to not...
Changing the COVID-19 world for children
By Dana Buzducea, Partnership Leader for Advocacy and External Engagement In Romania, Alexandru, aged 13, told us, “Coronavirus...
We're running out of time
By Norbert Hsu, Partnership Leader for Global Impact “The cost of living has become more challenging than...
Can cash programming save us?
By Amos Doornbos, Director, Disaster Management Strategy and Systems My son likes carrots and my daughter likes...
As we welcome the UN Global Humanitarian Response Plan, much more still needs to be done
Isabel Gomes, Global Director for Humanitarian Operations, analyses the UN's Global Humanitarian Response Plan and its efforts to...
Redefining a new baseline for development practice?
By Richard Rumsey, Livelihoods Global Sector Lead for World Vision International Many industry experts are saying we...
My prayer for black lives in this time of COVID-19
By Odoi Odotei, Director of Learning & Development, Faith & Development I was five years old, walking...
Left out & Unaccounted for: How COVID-19 is exposing inequalities in cities
Aline Rahbany, Technical Director, Urban Programming, World Vision urges us to respond to the inequalities, inequities and systematic...
A Decade Forgotten: Protecting Children in Conflict
World Vison's Nathan McGibney, Senior Humanitarian Policy and External Engagement Advisor reflects on how child marriage is...
COVID-19: Invest now in cash/voucher-social protection scale-up or children pay the price later
By Dr. Kathryn Taetzsch, Global Director, Humanitarian Cash & Voucher Based Programming, World Vision Only socially accountable...
My grandma was a child labourer… in Italy
By Elena Gaia, Director of Global Campaigns, World Vision International Your daughter is the smartest in the class...
How do we protect children caught up in war and a pandemic?
The COVID-19 pandemic does not discriminate. It does not stop for people living in conflict, under the...
COVID-19: We must fight harder to end violence against children
Bill Forbes, Global Sector Lead - Child Protection & Participation The headlines are terrible: more than 4.4m...
How COVID-19 affects children – and why we’re so worried
By Isabel Gomes, World Vision’s Global Director, Humanitarian Operations As thirty million children’s lives are threatened by secondary...
COVID-19’s Challenges to Us as People of Faith
By Esther Lehmann-Sow, World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader While I am a passionate follower...
COVID-19 places millions of children at risk in fragile & displacement contexts
By Nathan McGibney, Syria Response Advocacy & Communications Director, World Vision Though the full impact of COVID-19...
Putting our faith in leaders
By Esther Lehmann-Sow World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader What does it mean to have faith...
Why COVID-19 is a chance for us to 'regreen our mindscapes'
By Tony Rinaudo, Principal Natural Resources Advisor, World Vision Australia Too often, our hyper-busy lifestyles stop us...
Coronavirus: Plans for a unique humanitarian response
An unprecedented threat to children needs unprecedented action By Isabel Gomes, World Vision International – Global Director...
Something we have that refugees don’t need: coronavirus
By Claire Beck, Humanitarian Health Nutrition and WASH Director. As you do all you can to avoid coronavirus...
Decoding the humanitarian-development nexus in DR Congo.
World Vision’s five lessons about the nexus delivering change in fragile contexts. By Sarah Pickwick, Senior Conflict...
Talking saves lives
Martin Luther King was not afraid to start a conversation. Like the many girls and women around...
What I've learned from women of faith and action
By Andrea Kaufmann, Senior Advisor, Faith and External Engagement, World Vision One of the joys of my job...