What is hope? 5 things we’ve learned.
Hope doesn’t keep us happy all the time, it’s what keeps us going through heartbreak. Here are 5 things World Vision Advocacy has learned about hope.
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Why does violence against women and girls increase during disasters?
Women and girls face greater risk of violence during emergencies as harmful social norms intensify and women are further marginalized.
May advocate update: When the going gets tough …
May was a heartbreaking month. Even when our hearts our exhausted, we cling to God’s call to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly before him.
Statement from World Vision U.S. President on racial injustice
On June 5, World Vision U.S. President issued a statement on racial violence and oppression, and called followers of Christ to action.
Civility in the 2020 election: Engaging with love
Civility in the election is more than just being polite. Christians are called to love others as Christ does, and that changes how we engage politically.
30 Bible verses for advocates
The Bible calls us to speak up for justice and advocate for the rights of others. Here are 30 Bible verses about advocacy to encourage you.
Act Now: Saving lives means addressing COVID-19 at home and abroad
By partnering with other countries, the U.S. can help stop diseases from spreading globally and protect globla gains against poverty and malnutrition.
April advocacy update: Lifted prayers and lifted voices
In April, our advocacy had two themes: lifting up the voices of the vulnerable and lifting up our own voices in prayer!
Our recommendations to keep children safe during COVID-19
In April, the Ending Violence Against Children Taskforce released policy recommendations for governments to keep children safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 ways clean water fights injustice
Clean water fights injustice by promoting education, economic growth, gender equality, and more. Here are 7 ways clean water fights poverty and injustice.
There is no word “defeat” in Naima’s dictionary
Naima overcame incredible challenges to become an educated woman, including abuse and child marriage. She worked to support her education and never gave up.
What are children saying about COVID-19?
Children are disproportionately affected by COVID-19 because of school closures and loss of social safety nets. But they’re speaking out and taking action!