8/19/14
Saporta Report - Humanitarian Relief and the American Way
The migration of 60,000 unaccompanied children to the United States from Central America this year has been rightly dubbed a humanitarian crisis by observers across the...
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8/15/14
The Washington Post - New fighting hits South Sudan
NAIROBI, Kenya — After a lull of several weeks, fighting broke out in South Sudan on Friday, forcing aid workers to take cover in a city where more than 40,000 civilians are...
8/15/14
ABC News - New Fighting Hits South Sudan
After a lull of several weeks, fighting broke out in South Sudan on Friday, forcing aid workers to take cover in a city where more than 40,000 civilians are huddled in a U.N...
8/8/14
CBS 46 - Local humanitarian group urges staff to use caution
Medical teams in west Africa treated patients infected with Ebola as they tried to prevent the disease from spreading. In Washington, D.C., Dr. Thomas Frieden, Director of...
8/5/14
The Huffington Post - 'There's Really Nowhere Safe To Go' In Gaza
As many residents in Gaza marked a somber start to a three-day holiday that caps the month of Ramadan, United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon once again renewed his callsfor...
7/25/14
Glamour.com - The Child Bride Crisis: 64 Million Girls Around the World Are Forced Into Marriage Before Adulthood. One Organization Aims to Help
Child marriage, which is defined as marriage before the age of 18 but often impacts girls not yet in their teens, has been regarded as a tradition in many cultures.
7/25/14
WSB News - Atlanta human rights leaders inspired by civil rights movement
A picture of a 10-year-old married Ethiopian girl haunts local aid workers. It also pushes them to fight for a world where instead of becoming child brides, little girls...
7/21/14
UN Dispatch - Episode 26: Helene Gayle
The CEO of CARE, USA Helene Gayle is on the line this week. The medical doctor from upstate New York tells me how she became the head of one of the largest international...
7/17/14
LA Times - In Kenya, Somalis at Refugee Camp Languish with Limited Options
At night he dreams of the sea. As a young man, Noor Hassan Shanglo spent years working on cargo ships that carried apples and oranges from South Africa to ports across Europe...
7/10/14
Mashable - South Sudan's Bloody Anniversary
Three years ago this week, the people of South Sudan danced in the streets to celebrate the birth of their nation.