Reconciliation
What Reconciliation Actually Looks Like in a Divided Village
It rarely looks like a ceremony. More often it looks like two men agreeing to walk the same path to the same water point, and keeping to it.
6 min read
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Field Notes
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Stories tagged “Field Notes”
Education & Opportunity
A Classroom Under the Mango Tree
When the roof came off in the storm, the lessons did not stop. What happened next says a lot about who actually holds a school together.
5 min read
Faith in Action
Why We Start With Listening — and Why It Takes So Long
Six months of conversations before a single project begins. It is the least fundable phase of our work and the one we protect most fiercely.
7 min read
Community Transformation
The Clinic That Opened on a Tuesday
It had a building, a nurse and a register. What it did not have was electricity, which meant it could not open after dark or store anything that mattered.
4 min read
Faith in Action
Dignity Is Not a Programme Line
How we photograph people, how we queue them, and a dozen other small decisions that decide whether help humiliates.
6 min read
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