5 ways we rose together in 2020

In a year marked by crisis after crisis, our global community of humanitarians made an impact for millions of families. Let’s look back at how we persisted in shaping a future everyone can share.
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Re-connecting young refugees to their Syrian roots

For many of the Syrian children living in Za’atari and Azraq camps, the camp is the only reality they know. Our sessions on cultural heritage allow children to learn about their Syrian heritage and identity
Mohammad enjoys learning about Syrian culture. Here, he makes a house out of cardboard, decorating it with what he’s learnt about Syrian traditions, art and values.

Youth unemployment: a global crisis

The long-term effects of youth unemployment can be devastating for fragile countries, so Mercy Corps is partnering with young people around the world to turn the tide.
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Q&A with our new CEO, Tjada D’Oyen McKenna

With perspectives on the international aid sector and COVID-19, Tjada D'Oyen McKenna explains what led her to this moment with Mercy Corps and what gives her hope for the future.
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