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Lessons From Liberia: Five Tips for Fostering Interfaith Collaboration During Trainings and Gatherings
Collaborating with faith leaders has been central to Episcopal Relief & Development’s work for many years. Partnering with faith leaders is the best way to get information out to communities and promote the adoption of new ideas. People listen to faith leaders, and they trust them.
By Episcopal Relief & Development
Our New Board Chair Reflects on the Importance of Connection
By Matt Silva
Preserving Ukrainian Culture with Refugees in Germany
In Wiesbaden, Germany, Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe (CECE) and Episcopal Relief & Development support Ukrainian-led cultural activities hosted by the Church of St. Augustine of Canterbury that created a sense of belonging for Ukrainian refugees.
Local Leaders and Lasting Change in California, Hawai‘i and North Carolina
Disasters often make headlines in the moment, but recovery takes time, trust and local partnerships. The Palisades Fire, Maui Fire and Hurricane Helene were devastating to the impacted communities. Ever since, Episcopal Relief & Development has been intentionally working with local leaders to help survivors establish a new normal.
Dignity and Care for Ukrainian Refugees in Europe
Valentina, a disabled Ukrainian refugee and Senior Program Officer, Disaster Risk & Resilience at Episcopal Relief & Development share their insight on church-led initiatives across Europe are providing essential support—like food, legal aid, medical care, and community—to refugees facing displacement and hardship.
By Lura Steele
A Healthier View of Fatherhood in Ghana
, fathers like Samuel are able to learn tactics to nurture, support, and share responsibilities, fostering healthier, more loving homes with their partners and children.
