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Every International Women’s Day, we celebrate the many ways women around the world are transforming the story of poverty for their families and communities. Joleny, 23, lives with her family
Nine-year-old Genesis lives with her older brother and their parents in Honduras. Her parents work hard to support their family. Genesis’s father is a painter who has faced challenges finding
Temporary Protection, Enduring Fear: Haitians Still Await a Just and Permanent Solution World Renew welcomes yesterday’s federal court decision to allow Haiti Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in the United States,
As a Christian humanitarian and development organization engaged in refugee sponsorship and resettlement in Canada, World Renew advocates for policies that uphold dignity, protection, and justice for people who are
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign is an annual event focused on raising awareness and calling for action to end violence against women and girls. In our
World Renew COP30 participation in Brazil (November 10–21, 2025) brought faith-based perspectives into a global gathering of nearly 200 countries addressing the urgent challenge of climate change. Alongside global leaders,
World Renew gathered with faith and community leaders from across the United States at the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) National Conference, held November 5–8, 2025, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
At Hope College’s Indigenous Peoples’ Lecture on October 23, 2025, Carol Bremer-Bennett, World Renew’s U.S. Executive Director, offered a powerful reflection on belonging, identity, and the ways we carry and
In Cambodia, migration is a reality for many families. According to the United Nations, approximately 1.3 million Cambodians work abroad, often because job opportunities are limited at home. While leaving
World Renew joins with other global faith-based organizations in opposing the U.S. government’s decision to defund Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. “Immunization is the single greatest contributor of any health intervention
