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Haiti’s Unsung Heroes

September 6, 2013 Huffington Post Impact

Concern Worldwide U.S. CEO Joseph Cahalan writes about how "Concern staff worked with the residents...
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The Cost of Inaction in Syria: Saying ‘No’ to Masa

August 16, 2013 Huffington Post

Whether living inside or outside the country, Syrians are living in an endless nightmare, and...
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Tackling Poverty in Nairobi, One Tiny Act at a Time

August 6, 2013 Take Part

Concern Worldwide's Aoife Ruth visits a Nairobi slum and learns that while large humanitarian aid...
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Concern in Action: Fighting a Flood of Destruction in Afghanistan

July 4, 2013
TakePart

Dawlat Mohammad has lived under harsh condition all his life, but the natural environments of his Afghanistan homeland has become more hostile than ever.

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Farming the Old-Fashioned Way Is the Newest Attack on Hunger in Africa

June 26, 2013 TakePart

Age-old techniques of tilling the land so that it replenishes itself are putting food on...
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Changing the Future in 1,000 Days

June 25, 2013 Huffington Post

On Monday, June 10, the United States and Ireland staked out a lead position on...
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Malnutrition in the Developing World

June 14, 2013 Voice of America

Each year 3 million children die from causes related to malnutrition. More than 165 million...
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The Human Cost of Empty Promises

June 10, 2013
The Huffington Post

The G8 summit in Northern Ireland is a real opportunity to tackle hunger. It is time that the international community recognizes that malnutrition is not simply a result of poverty -- it is also a...
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Concern in Action: Rana Plaza Is the Real Cost of Cheaper Clothing

May 8, 2013 TakePart

Concern Worldwide's risk-and-response unit has a prescription to keep the next garment-factory disaster from happening.

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