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A man holds a child in a sling while feeding him rice at a displacement site in a forest in Myanmar.
Myanmar Crisis 2025: Conflict, Displacement & 11 Key Questions Answered
Myanmar faces one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises in 2025. Get answers to 11 key questions about conflict and displacement, and ways you can help. ...
A girl holds her baby brother in the doorway of a bamboo shelter in Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh.
7 Key Facts About the Rohingya Refugee Crisis in 2025
The Rohingya refugee crisis is one of the world’s most severe humanitarian emergencies. More than one million Rohingya refugees live in Bangladesh, facing statelessness, aid cuts, and climate risks. ...
Sophia, co-founder of Kokkoya Organics sits in the cafe at their urban farm in Yangon, Myanmar.
Roots of Resilience: The Quiet Power of an Urban Organic Farm in Myanmar
Amid crisis and upheaval, Kokkoya Organics nurtures more than vegetables. It cultivates community, resilience, and regeneration in Myanmar’s urban heart. ...
A service user practices going up and down stairs at the Hpa-An Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Center in Hpa-An, Myanmar.
Prosthetics, Purpose and Possibility: The Transformative Work of the Hpa-An Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Center
In the quiet outskirts of Hpa-An, the capital of Kayin State in southeastern Myanmar, a rehabilitation facility has become a sanctuary of resilience and transformation for thousands. Since 2003, the H ...
USAID Shutdown: Impacts on Global Health and Humanitarian Aid
The abrupt shutdown of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has sent shockwaves through the global aid community. Its cessation now threatens both immediate and long-term sta ...
Lahpai Seng Awn sits at her stall at a trade fair in Yangon, Myanmar, surrounded by her handmade clothes, fabrics, , jewellery and other handicrafts.
Handmade Hope: Crafting Opportunities for Myanmar’s Disabled Women
Born into a world that often overlooks people with disabilities, Lahpai Seng Awn refused to be defined by limitations. From being carried to school on her siblings’ backs to founding a social enterp ...
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