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Ashley McKinless of America Magazine traveled to Central America with CRS to examine immigration issues. Here's what she saw.
Beyond the Wall: Stories from the other side of the immigration crisis
The latest on Gambia: A CRS staffer describes the situation on the ground and how families are coping.
Gambians flee as new president is sworn in, fearing violence from political showdown
Rising sea levels are pushing people from their homes and their jobs. Climate change is changing everything, but communities in Bangladesh are fighting back.
The Push of Climate Change
Sean L. Callahan has served with Catholic Relief Services for 28 years, and we are excited for him to now lead as president and CEO.
Meet New CRS President and CEO Sean L. Callahan
Looking ahead to 2017, here are the top 5 humanitarian stories to watch in the coming year.
Top 5 Humanitarian Stories to Watch in 2017
Follow Greek architects with CRS, Caritas Hellas and Caritas Athens as they scout vacant buildings across the city to transform into shelters for refugees as they transit to countries that have granted them asylum.
CRS/Caritas Architects Find Shelter for Refugees in Athens
In October 2016, three Egan Journalism Fellows joined CRS on a two-week reporting trip to Central America’s Northern Triangle.
Egan Journalism Fellows Explore Factors that Force People to Leave Guatemala and Honduras
Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Aleppo amid resuming violence after a collapsed ceasefire.
Catholic Relief Services Supports Pope Francis' Appeal to End Violence in Aleppo; Syria
Today, Catholics across the country are encouraged to mark the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe by praying in solidarity with migrants and refugees everywhere.
Our Lady of Guadalupe: Day of Prayer With Families of Immigrants
You may not see the problem, but it's there. It's estimated there are more than 21 million human trafficking victims worldwide.
7 Things You May Not Know About Human Trafficking, And 3 Ways To Help