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In Sierra Leone, it is common to see small patches of unhusked rice laid out along the edges of roads or open ground. The rice is placed in the sun
In Sierra Leone, it is common to see small patches of unhusked rice drying along the side of the road. Spread out in the sun, the rice is partway through
World Renew leaders and Zambia partner staff attended a 10-day event in March 2023 that was held by the NGO Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the Salvation
Em Mom, 41, grew up in Kampot province in southwestern Cambodia. Following in the footsteps of her parents, Mom took up rice cultivation and small-scale livestock farming to help support
Violence against women remains a harsh reality in many parts of the world. In Zambia, for example, nearly half of married women have experienced violence by a spouse. Grounded in
Estela Jaime knows hard work. Alone, she cares for her five children and seven grandchildren, all living in her compound in Nabuzi, in Mozambique’s northernmost province, Niassa. In a country
Shati lives in rural Bangladesh. Recently married, she volunteers with World Renew to teach women in her community about nutrition. She is also a farmer and an aspiring businesswoman who
Violence against women remains a serious concern in many parts of the world. In Zambia, studies show that a significant number of married women experience controlling behaviours or physical violence,
Wansiewdor, 24, lives in a rural village in India with her husband and two children. Her husband works as a farmer and day labourer, but his income alone was not
Mary Onyango and her family are members of a local church that has been leading community dialogue and inclusive change in partnership with World Renew Tanzania. Through this collaboration, the
