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The Feed the Future Nigeria Livelihoods Project, which includes a group of development partners led by CRS, is helping very poor households increase their agriculture production, raise incomes and improve nutrition.
Transforming Lives Through Agricultural Growth in Nigeria
December 5th has been declared World Soil Day by the UN, marking the urgent need to protect our life-giving soil and how we grow our food.
The Dirt on Soil: 5 Facts For World Soil Day
Human trafficking is modern-day slavery. With 21 million victims worldwide, there are more slaves today than at any time in history.
Turn on the light. Help stop human trafficking.
Bill O’Keefe, Vice President for Advocacy at CRS, provided his perspective on #GivingTuesday as part of a series produced by The Huffington Post and InterAction. More information about #GivingTuesday at CRS can be found here: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQaxg
Our Haiti emergency response efforts in the wake of Hurricane Matthew have been featured on PBS. Despite progress, there is still much to be done to help the country recover.
Haiti Hurricane Relief Update
Carolyn Woo shares her reflections on Thanksgiving at the conclusion of the Year of Mercy.
Carolyn Woo's CNS Column - Rethinking Thanksgiving after the Year of Mercy
Have you ever wondered how humanitarian emergency responders prepare to mobilize a team that is still being established? A former CRS staffer has written an opinion piece through Devex to explain what happens behind the scenes.
Opinion: Learning how to 'get stuff done' - skills for a humanitarian career
Did you know that CRS is one of several leaders using technological innovation for international development? The annual ICT4D conference is one way we work toward a better future for those in need.
ICT4D Conference 2017
CRS and Caritas are training communities in southern Bangladesh to take action against the effects of climate change and to prepare for disasters ahead of time.
Preparing for Disaster in Bangladesh
In Zimbabwe, 2.8 million people--about the population of Chicago--do not have enough food. Lack of food makes its harder to learn at school. Children like Pamhy are one of many who struggle.
The Impact of Climate Change on Education: Pamhy's Story