Education

Video: How To Farmers Can Keep Their Kids in School ›

The vast majority of Central Africans depend upon agriculture to feed their families and earn a living.

Creating Opportunities for Kosovo's Youth ›

Nineteen-year-old Altone Ibrahim recently graduated from high school but was unable to find a job — until she found Mercy Corps' SKYL program.

Christine: There for Sichuan's Survivors ›

Caring staff like Christine Fu define our mission. We don't just respond to emergencies, we stay as long as we're needed — and often become part of the community.

Healing the Future ›

At the one-year anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake, there's still much more we can do, together, for the children of Sichuan.

Nurturing New Growth ›

Mercy Corps is equipping a new generation of Afghan farmers with a modern education in agribusiness and modern farming practices.

Connections To Crisis ›

Video: Teaching English as an Opportunity ›

Blue Nile State is one of three contested areas between the north and the south of Sudan.

Video: Teaching Street Kids a Lesson ›

In Kyrgyzstan, it is estimated that between 2,000 to 15,000 children work in order to help support their families economically. Most of these children do not go to school regularly.

The World's Youngest Principal ›

For Mercy Corps' Guo Xin, the day she spent distributing hygiene kits to displaced earthquake survivors will remain most memorable for the bravery of a 17-year-old school principal.

Cementing a Fragile Peace ›

In one of the world's most troubled countries, Mercy Corps is sustaining Darfuris displaced by the conflict while strengthening the fragile peace between north and south in the places considered most critical to lasting tranquility.