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World Vision Thought Leaders
Amos Doornbos
Every day, I get to figure out how to use new approaches, new models, new technology to enable people affected by crises to rebuild their own lives
Tony Rinaudo
My passion is helping farmers and communities regenerate and protect vegetation and, as a result, the environment and their income.
Aline Rahbany
My background is in development and humanitarian work across the Middle East and Eastern Europe, I currently lead our urban programming globally.
Dan Irvine
As the Senior Director for Sustainable Health, I enjoy leading our global maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition work.
Mike Weickert
With more than 20 years’ experience in disaster management, I oversee some of our largest responses, and teach a graduate course in development.
Angeline Munzara
I call on my more than 15 years of development experience at the national, regional and international level to change women’s lives.
Science and scripture combine to protect female sexual health
Want really effective malnutrition programming? Get transformative.
Mental health, ending violence, early child development: We believe child health workers can do more.
Walking the long road from Venezuela together
People are key to breaking the fragility cycle
Walking to school no longer a risk for Sara
A tube well for Ismatara: World Vision and UNICEF team up to provide safe water for refugee children and families
