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South Sudan crisis: Eating water lilies to…

South Sudan crisis: Eating water lilies to survive

November 5, 2014 The Daily Beast

South Sudan faces the worst food crisis in the world — and it’s about to...

Where Days Are Like Years: Winter Rains…

Where Days Are Like Years: Winter Rains Deepen Suffering of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

October 29, 2014 Huffington Post Impact

The harsh weather in Lebanon, which scientists have predicted to be the harshest the country...

From a displacement camp in Juba, former…

From a displacement camp in Juba, former director of agriculture watches as his state slides closer to a food crisis

September 16, 2014 The Huffington Post

Before the war, James Gatluak was preparing farmers for planting season. Now his state is...

Somalia’s future hinges on its youth

August 26, 2014
The Huffington Post

With 70 percent of Somalia’s population under the age of 30, Concern is supporting schools and providing vocational training to give young people a chance at a brighter future.

Toni Collette

July 31, 2014 E! Online

Toni Collette in her role as the new global ambassador for Concern

WHO, CDC see $100 million surge for…

WHO, CDC see $100 million surge for Africa Ebola battle

July 31, 2014 Bloomberg

Organizations pumping money to tackle ebola in Africa including WHO and CDC.

H.S.H Prince Alexi Lubomirski’s “Notes for a…

H.S.H Prince Alexi Lubomirski’s “Notes for a young prince”

July 16, 2014 Vanity Fair

The article promotes the sales of the book, Notes for a Young Prince, for which...

Hamill: Man teaches Irish immigrant father how to read with Daily News

July 13, 2014
New York Daily News

When Joe Cahalan Jr. was 14, he learned his father could not read. Using the Daily News, which his father picked up every night, Cahalan Jr. was able to give him the gift of literacy.