The earthquake’s impact on Venezuela’s fragile institutions, economic paralysis, and prospects for dialogue for the country’s democratic future, according to an analysis by MPPU representative Gabriel Pineda.
The interventions of AMU, AFN and the Focolare Movement in Venezuela continue without interruption to guarantee basic necessities, housing support and economic recovery to the communities affected by the earthquake
Thanks to the RestarT program, Shireen has overcome the obstacle of continuous blackouts, and has transformed a small domestic passion into a constantly growing artisanal business
In the field, we don’t just build infrastructure, we promote a culture of caring for the common good. In Rushimabarimyi, Rubirizi, Musenyi, Gicaca, and Rukana, we’re paving the way for the creation of Water Point Management Committees
In Cibitoke, new water infrastructure is transforming the rural community. The CASOBU delegation monitors the progress of the AMU-supported project on the ground
The third and final installment of the Young Ambassadors of Peace from Rosario. At the conclusion of the milONGa and Living Peace mission, the conclusion is a promise for the future: “We have received infinitely more than we have given”
In a remote village in Burundi – Gicaca – bent by poverty and annual cholera epidemics, our project brings about a historic and vital change
The Young Ambassadors of Peace share their encounters with schools in the Wichi and Creole communities and the welcoming power of the Peace Dice
The story of the first, intense day of the Young Ambassadors of Peace among Wichi youth and women during the milONGa mission.
The choice of a family that renounces the aid received to donate it to those most in need, transforming support into pure reciprocity
Nearly one hundred young people and women are taking their first steps in computer and tailoring workshops in the Democratic Republic of Congo thanks to a micro-project supported by AMU
Ensuring education to protect the environment: in Muisne, educational materials were delivered to the children of traditional fishermen, ancestral custodians of the mangrove forests threatened by industrial farming.