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  In Northern Kenya, Chiluke Ali and her daughter, Botu, are making the kind of impact in the fight against FGM that requires true heroism.

Amid conflict, drought, displacement, and political instability, the situation for Somali women and girls is dire. Find out what that looks like day-to-day. 

Access to high-quality primary education and supporting child well-being is a globally-recognized solution to the cycle of poverty. This is, in part, because it also addresses many of the other issues that keep communities vulnerable.

Quality Education is the UN’s fourth Sustainable Development Goal, and a phrase we use a lot in development work. But what does “quality” mean in this context?

Concern's newly appointed Youth Climate Ambassador has just returned from northern Kenya where she visited communities which are working to adapt to some of the harshest impacts of climate change.

Kerry Group won a major prize at last night’s Chambers Ireland Sustainable Business Impact Awards for their work with Concern Worldwide in Niger.

A joint UNICEF and Concern Worldwide aid mission has resulted in nine tonnes of vital medical supplies reaching health facilities in conflict-torn areas of West Darfur in Sudan. 

Severe cuts in WFP rations to some of the world’s poorest people is driving up malnutrition rates, Concern's Chief Executive David Regan warned today.