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The crisis that’s killing Sri Lanka’s children

The crisis that’s killing Sri Lanka’s children

Children in Sri Lanka are dying of starvation, and almost no one is talking about it! This small country in South Asia isn’t making headlines or showing up all over social media. But over the past few months, a massive economic crisis has left 7 out of 10 families...
World Food Day: Not everyone has a pantry full of groceries

World Food Day: Not everyone has a pantry full of groceries

Can you imagine walking into your kitchen, opening the pantry, and finding nothing but dust and cobwebs? The shelves are bare. Your wallet is empty. And you have no idea when you’ll be able to eat again. Unfortunately, this is reality for people like Martha. She used...
Video: Starvation’s effect on children and their parents

Video: Starvation’s effect on children and their parents

As Kate shares her story, the toddler in her arms snuggles sleepily up against her shoulder. “My child is called Agnes,” the mother shares, a soft smile gracing her face.It’s difficult to tell how old Agnes is, just by looking at her. This is the way it often is in...
World Photography Day: A look at the world through our lens

World Photography Day: A look at the world through our lens

They say a single photo is worth a thousand words. Well, if that’s true, then here are about 8,000 words describing the incredible impact you have made around the world this year! Tomorrow, Aug. 19, is World Photography Day, and we’re celebrating by sharing some of...
Sylvia’s story: Left in charge at age 12

Sylvia’s story: Left in charge at age 12

Over the past few years, I’ve been able to travel to a number of refugee camps. I’ve sat in tents and listened as men and women shared their stories — stories that involve incredible pain and suffering. Life for a refugee is never easy, but it is the children who are...
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