When the Aid Dries Up
In northern Uganda's refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
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The Fallout from China’s Push into Sierra Leone
China's investment in Sierra Leone has brought growth, but also corruption, environmental destruction, and resource exploitation.
A Photographer’s Reflection
In Bodh Gaya, a photographer captured Tzu Chi volunteers’ genuine care for local residents and the meaning of helping the vulnerable in the birthplace of Buddhism.
Sowing Seeds of Change
Timoteo Dicen survived a vehicular accident in 2020 but lost his wife and his right leg. Four years later, he met Tzu Chi volunteers who helped bring clarity to his eyes and assisted him in receiving a prosthetic leg.
Long Shadow
In northern Uganda’s refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
War on the Nile
A feud between two generals fighting for power in Sudan has dragged the country into civil war and turned Khartoum, the capital and one of the largest cities in Africa, into ground zero for one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
A Second Chance at Life
Timoteo Dicen survived a vehicular accident in 2020 but lost his wife and his right leg. Four years later, he met Tzu Chi volunteers who helped bring clarity to his eyes and assisted him in receiving a prosthetic leg.
Hope Rooted in Action
Sierra Leone, one of the world's poorest nations, has seen a decade of collaboration between Tzu Chi and three nonprofit partners to aid the poor and vulnerable...