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Climate Change, Food Security and Livelihoods: Lessons from Haiti to Colombia

June 28, 2017

Advocacy, Climate Change, Colombia, Haiti

Brendah Ndagire is from Uganda, East Africa. She currently serves as part of the MCC Colombia Seed program, working in Choco. This blog is part of our series on food security and climate change. In February...

Three Learnings from Haiti to Mexico

June 7, 2017

Advocacy, Climate Change, Haiti, Mexico, Rural Justice

Alberto Girón Lopez is from Chiapas, Mexico and Lindsey Frye is from Lancaster, PA, USA. Both work with an MCC partner organization, The Institute for Intercultural Studies. This article is part of our ongoing ...

Cultivating new opportunity: MCC supports Haitian farmers’ to supply local food to school feeding programs.

May 24, 2017

Advocacy, Haiti, Rural Justice

Rebecca Shetler Fast is the Haiti co-representative. This article is part of our ongoing series on food security and climate change. MCC is working in Haiti support both farmers and vulnerable school childr...

A Regional Gathering of Food Producers and Change-Makers from Latin America & Haiti

April 19, 2017

Advocacy, Climate Change, Haiti, Rural Justice

Anna Vogt is MCC's Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst for the Latin America and Caribbean region. This article is part of our food security and climate change series. “The richness of this encounter is n...

Setting Captives Free: Legal Ministry in Haiti

March 7, 2017

Advocacy, Haiti, Peace and Non-Violence

Ted Oswald is an MCC Haiti alumni who served as the Policy Analyst and Advocacy Coordinator along with his wife Katharine, from 2014-2016. From California, he continued his studies in forced migration studies i...

Hurricane Matthew and Cholera: A Race Against Time

November 29, 2016

Advocacy, Haiti, Rural Justice

Ted Oswald is a policy analyst and advocacy coordinator for MCC Haiti. This article was originally published on the MCC Haiti blog. Over the coming weeks we will share about MCC’s developing response for H...

The UN’s Crucial Cholera Admission

September 7, 2016

Advocacy, Haiti, Peace and Non-Violence

Katharine Oswald is a policy analyst and advocacy coordinator for MCC Haiti. This article was originally published on the MCC Haiti blog. Two weeks ago, UN officials went on record admitting their role in c...

Haiti Is Courageous

August 1, 2016

Advocacy, Haiti, Peace and Non-Violence

The international press diffuses a single narrative of Haiti - one of political instability, malnutrition, disease and devastation. "The poorest country in the Western hemisphere" - this is how Haiti is too oft...

Haitian Farmers to the U.S. Government: “No to free peanuts!”

July 25, 2016

Advocacy, Climate Change, Haiti, Rural Justice

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The USDA is planning to ship 500 metric tons of dry-roasted U.S. peanuts to Haiti to feed schoolchildren this fall. Ask Haitian peanut farmer St. Abel Pierre her opinion, and she’ll tell you: she’s worried, and...

Haiti Is Passionate

July 18, 2016

Advocacy, Haiti, Migration

The international press diffuses a single narrative of Haiti - one of political instability, malnutrition, disease and devastation. "The poorest country in the Western hemisphere" - this is how Haiti is too oft...

The Food We Share

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

Migration and misinformation

Moving Forward in the Midst of Sorrow

Climate Change, Food Security and Livelihoods: Lessons from Haiti to Colombia

Three Learnings from Haiti to Mexico

Cultivating new opportunity: MCC supports Haitian farmers’ to supply local food to school feeding programs.

A Regional Gathering of Food Producers and Change-Makers from Latin America & Haiti

Setting Captives Free: Legal Ministry in Haiti

Hurricane Matthew and Cholera: A Race Against Time

The UN’s Crucial Cholera Admission

Haiti Is Courageous

Haitian Farmers to the U.S. Government: “No to free peanuts!”

Haiti Is Passionate

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

A Call for Hope and Continued Peacebuilding from Colombia

A Transformative Agenda on Migration