Category: Humanitarian Aid
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Bring Them Home: US-DPRK Collaboration in Soldiers’ Remains Recovery
Conflicts are transformed as parties find and work on shared goals together. One example of past collaboration between the US and DPRK governments is recovery and identification of US soldier remains. Learn more from this recent webinar.
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Azmi Never Made it Home
A mother should not have to choose between being unable to feed her children in displacement and returning them to a conflict-affected area. Read Amzi’s story and stand in practical solidarity with Sudanese families needing a lifeline.
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Memories Dedicated to the Victims and their Families of 9/11
We pause to honor the memory of those we lost. May their legacies inspire us to reach across divides, comfort those who mourn, and work tirelessly toward a future defined by compassion, reconciliation, and enduring peace.
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Hope for a New Season of Engagement with the DPRK
Joy Yoon speaks from experience on the human impact when political relationships in Korea deteriorate and hopes for renewed people-to-people engagement to build peace.
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#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 24
On unexpected reunions, warm smiles, and Sudanese journeys. Today’s artwork comes from a 12 year old girl from El-Fasher. #refugees #Sudan #solidarity #reunions #hope #future #ElFasher #AlFashir #children #artwork
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Walk in Solidarity with Refugees
In June, I’m joining We Choose Welcome to walk in solidarity with immigrants and refugees. (That simply means I’ve got a good reason to exercise!) Our steps are not just symbolic, each one reminds us that although we walk by choice, many walk to survive.
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May Food Distribution for Sudanese Refugees
Our food distribution this May reached 425 Sudanese refugee families. 735 families need assistance in June, which raises our fundraising goal. Can you help?
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RSF Siege of Dilling and Kaduguli Comes to an End
For years, the RSF deliberately cut off civilians in Dilling and Kaduguli from food, medical supplies, and humanitarian aid. Now that the siege has been lifted, leaders should act fast to ensure immediate humanitarian access, civilian protection, and accountability now.
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Veteran Catholic aid worker warns sanctions deepen suffering in isolated North Korea
A Catholic Swiss aid worker with three decades of on-the-ground experience in North Korea has warned that international sanctions are worsening the hardship of ordinary citizens, even as the country remains sealed off from nearly all humanitarian access.
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World AIDS Day
December 1st is World AIDS Day. 2025 brought huge disruptions in the fight to end HIV/AIDS by 2030. Read more here.
