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Social justice driving force for educator, researcher, and mentor
Aid agencies call for upholding international humanitarian law, protection of civilians and civilian objects
Female leaders in business, social policy join World Vision Australia’s Board
Statement by Principals of Inter-Agency Standing Committee on famine in Somalia
Closing other gap: instilling Indigenous knowledge in young hearts and minds
World Vision statement regarding sentencing of Mohammad El Halabi
Tackling gender inequality on global scale
Marriage or work – choice Afghanistan children must make as crisis deepens: World Vision
First grain shipment leaving Ukraine offers glimmer of hope as we grapple with child hunger
Hunger timebomb – and how Australia can prevent millions of child deaths
Millions of children in Somalia at risk of dying from starvation
Children and families forced to return to war-torn hometowns in Ukraine amid new wave of displacement, World Vision warns
Mental health crisis looms for 1.5 million Ukrainian children: WV Report
Mental health crisis looms for 1.5 million Ukrainian children
Fears for children’s safety after huge Afghanistan quake, as nation grapples with mass starvation and economic collapse
1000 dead in Afghanistan earthquake, as nation grapples with mass starvation and economic collapse
World Vision Statement on Verdict in Mohammad El Halabi Trial
$5.1 Million in Grant Funding for Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Sector and Establishment of new Reform Office
World Vision responds with urgent humanitarian support amid increased violence in Eastern DR Congo
Reconciliation needs brave approach to First Nations education
Supercharged hunger crisis could cause mass child starvation, as conflict cripples Europe’s ‘breadbasket’
Climate change and food security should be part of Pacific aid boost
Climate change and food security should be focus of Pacific aid boost
Odesa attack likely to spur new wave of humanitarian need and suffering
World Vision Australia CEO returns to Europe to assist with Ukraine refugee crisis
World Vision Australia CEO returns to Eastern Europe amid escalating Ukraine refugee crisis
Ukraine refugee numbers hit 5 million
‘Afghanistan must not be forgotten’; World Vision welcomes push for ongoing, annual funding as humanitarian crisis worsens
Funding push for Afghanistan welcomed
World Vision: hope of future for children must be focus at tonight’s Afghanistan humanitarian conference
Budget funds for crises such as Ukraine, Myanmar and Afghanistan will help bring relief for children
Australian First Nations educators to teach their languages in positive step forward
Burnet’s commitment to TB elimination
World Vision responds to growing child needs as Romania’s exhibition centre converted into mass refugee shelter
World Vision welcomes 10m AUD Australian humanitarian funding for Ukrainian children
World Vision welcomes $10m in Australian humanitarian funding for Ukrainian children
Attack on Ukraine hospital horrifying act against children and vulnerable
World Vision Australia CEO leads mercy dash to deliver urgent food and supplies to Ukraine hospital
World Vision Australia chief Daniel Wordsworth on Ukraine border responds to attack impacting on nuclear power plant
World Vision Australia chief Daniel Wordsworth on Ukraine border responds to attack on nuclear power plant
World Vision Australia chief flies to Romania to support refugees fleeing Ukraine crisis
Ukraine refugee crisis could become worst since WWII: World Vision launches emergency appeal
World Vision prepares plans to support children impacted by Ukraine crisis
Leading CMO to become World Vision Australia’s New Chief Marketing Officer
Afghanistan quake kills women, children in one of World Vision’s main provinces
“It is like hell here”: Grim projections warn 2500 children could die each week in Afghanistan
“It is like hell here”: Grim projections that 2500 children could die each week in Afghanistan
How Covid is shaping our New Year’s Resolutions for 2022

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