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Rising Above Climate Change in Ghana
Cllimate change affects small communities around the world and the key to resilience is a community that is united.
Coffee’s Poverty Fighting Power
CRS’ Coffeelands program seeks lasting benefits for family farms on a much larger scale.More
Praying for Rain In Ethiopia
Ethiopia is in the midst of its worst drought in 50 years. Despite the pressing need, Ethiopia has avoided a full-blown humanitarian disaster. Here's why.More
The Vanishing Water of Bolivia
From Lake Poopó to the Chacaltaya Glacier, Bolivia's water is disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change. This is impacting thousands of Bolivians who are having to change the way they live to survive.More
Conversations in Climate Change: Laudato Si’ One Year Later
We recently sat down with Catholic Relief Services CEO Dr. Carolyn Woo, Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski and Father James Martin, SJ of America Magazine to have a conversation about climate change and the legacy of Laudato Si’.More
In Ethiopia, Helping Mothers Feed Their Children During a Food Crisis
Young mothers in Ethiopia are learning how to feed their babies during drought.More
Building Resilience in Ethiopian Drought
Catholic Relief Services is working with Ethiopians to reduce their vulnerability to the current and future climate crises.More
Signs of Resilience in the Face of Ethiopia's Worst Drought in 50 Years
While a prolonged dry spell threatens the lives of millions, some Ethiopians are taking steps to withstand the crisis.More
A Hard, Simple Truth About Mothers
When a CRS writer connects with a Guatemalan mom, they find unexpected common ground.More
Moving up the Mountain: Coffee Farmers Fight Against Climate Change
Farmers are fighting the climate and poverty in an uphill battle against coffee leaf rust. But there is hope....More
