A tale of two cobs
Sometimes a picture tells the whole story. Sometimes a bit of explanation is needed.
As we in the USA prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, we will be reminded of how native Americans showed Pilgrims the...
Self Help Groups empower women living in Indian slum
| The women of various Self Help Groups |
Dharavi is Asia's second largest slum. It is a very congested place with narrow lanes and hordes of people. They compete with motor vehicles and push carts to get in or...
World Vision uses technology to help bring hope to families
Mobile apps, computers, and solar energy are commonplace in the U.S., but World Vision is using this same technology to transform remote communities around the world.
Devex: 4 framing questions for women's economic empowerment
In this article for Devex, Sara Mason, a development and advocacy consultant for World Vision, explores the questions that must be answered in order to create true empowerment for women in fragile contexts where women...
Families move from surviving to thriving in Tanzania
Amani Leking’orie was an innovator—and full of hope— even before he teamed up with World Vision. Now he said he feels the sky’s the limit with this strong partnership that blends his hard work with expert...
Swazi Observer: World Vision proves conservative agriculture works
The Swazi Observer reports that World Vision’s conservative agriculture (CA) model has proved that conservation agriculture is the best model as Swaziland continues to battle an ongoing drought.
