
The Consequences of Human Conflict
The hostilities in Ukraine have delivered daily reminders that the risks conflict creates for human lives go far beyond acts of violence. Conflict also affects people’s ability to access food.
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The hostilities in Ukraine have delivered daily reminders that the risks conflict creates for human lives go far beyond acts of violence. Conflict also affects people’s ability to access food.

The Arauca and La Guajira regions of Colombia—bordering Venezuela in the country’s “Eastern Plains”—are known for their fertile agricultural land, lush rainforests, and vast rivers. But the beauty of this

The people of Madagascar have been struggling with prolonged drought for several years. This has left tens of thousands of people experiencing catastrophic levels of hunger and food insecurity. While

Evens, 30, lives in Gorgette in the region of Grand’Anse, Haiti, with his mother, Elanie, 62, and his sister Josephie, 7. The family earns a living by making and selling

In June 2021, bullets flew and bystanders were killed as armed gangs clashed in Martissant, Haiti. Like so many other families, Monique, 46, and her four children were forced to

This is Jamal—bright eyes and a big heart. Nine years ago, Jamal’s family fled the terror of civil war to survive in Lebanon. Jamal has no memories of the home

Our planet has witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of natural disasters. Changes in climate conditions, especially the rise in global temperatures, have made weather patterns not only more

Practical Steps to Prepare, Act, and Support Recovery The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted just how vulnerable communities can be when crises overlap. Around the world, many families have faced not only

After months of civil unrest, violence, and the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, suffering continued in Haiti as families sorted through the rubble left behind by a massive 7.2‑magnitude earthquake.

The search for justice in Haiti has drawn international attention, but for many Haitian families, the deeper longing is for peace—the kind that allows them to live without fear, raise