Blog06/08/2026
Written by Alisa Phillips, Senior Technical Advisor for Education, World Vision and Dr. Mary Joy Pigozzi, former ChiefEducation Officer, Education Above All Fo…
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Written by Alisa Phillips, Senior Technical Advisor for Education, World Vision and Dr. Mary Joy Pigozzi, former ChiefEducation Officer, Education Above All Fo…
Written by Travis Roberts, Senior Program Research Specialist, World VisionWorld Vision is fundamentally in the business of hope — defined here as the combinat…
By Shimali Senanayake, World Vision U.S., with contributions from the ANGEL Angola team From warehouses storing U.S.-provided commodities to school kitchens se…
By Hannah Chargin, Director of Government RelationsIn northern Mozambique, I once led a group of congressional staffers visiting World Vision’s work in the reg…
Washington, D.C., May 15, 2026 — As governments and development partners mark International Day of Families, this year’s theme — Families, inequalities, and ch…
written by Matthew Stephens, Senior Technical Advisor for Child Protection, World VisionIn a Ministry of Foreign Affairs conference room in Ulaanbaatar last Ma…
Washington, D.C. | April 25 — On World Malaria Day, World Vision is highlighting how integrated, community-based malaria delivery protects and saves lives — es…
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 23, 2026 — World Book Day is a global moment to celebrate the power of books to transform lives. But for millions…
by Kenan Nyirenda (Program Manager, Every Child Belongs, World Vision Malawi) and Shelly Hartman Sunyak (Sr. Program Manager – Child Protection and Education, …
A new advocacy effort is bringing visibility, voice, and momentum to the fight against neglected tropical diseases in Mali.In Bamako, Mali, a significant step …
For millions of women and girls, the distance to the nearest water source shapes every part of life, from education and income to family relationships…
Children cannot learn when they are hungry. This connection between nutrition and education has shaped school meals programs for more than a century, in the…