Relief, development and podcast
A podcast by Mennonite Central Committee - Thursdays
65 Episodes
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Update on the hunger crisis / Andy Harrington
Published: 8/9/2023 -
Lay of the land / Colleen Hookimaw and Bill Loutitt
Published: 7/20/2023 -
Telling the Palestinian story in the U.S. / Anthony Jeer
Published: 6/22/2023 -
State of exception in El Salvador
Published: 5/17/2023 -
Women's literacy in Afghanistan
Published: 4/20/2023 -
A conversation with Malcolm Gladwell
Published: 3/16/2023 -
MCC responds to earthquakes in Syria / Petra Antoun
Published: 2/24/2023 -
Men Can Cook / Zimbabwe
Published: 2/16/2023 -
Audio diaries from Ukraine / Emily Loewen
Published: 1/26/2023 -
Peace pigs / With Mary Ilero and Sam Eibu
Published: 1/19/2023 -
Giving gifts of music / Girl Named Tom
Published: 12/8/2022 -
Preventing and responding to abuse in the church / Jaymie Friesen and Val Hiebert
Published: 11/17/2022 -
Making decisions day by day / Checking in with partner in Ukraine
Published: 10/21/2022 -
Empowering refugee children through education / Daniel Ameny in Uganda
Published: 9/15/2022 -
Wisdom within Indigenous roots / MCC staff Ricardo Salinas in Guatemala
Published: 8/25/2022 -
Emergency supplies arrive in Ukraine / MCC staff Nadiya
Published: 8/4/2022 -
The hunger crisis / Andy Harrington from CFGB
Published: 7/6/2022 -
Imagining better futures / Sibonokuhle Ncube on climate change and faith
Published: 6/16/2022 -
Pressure on top of pressure in Haiti / Conversation with Rony and Naomi, MCC staff in Haiti
Published: 5/19/2022 -
"No road is safe" / Asiyah and Desalegn on the civil war in Ethiopia
Published: 4/21/2022
Relief, Development and Podcast, is a podcast from Mennonite Central Committee. This show is about connecting with the realities faced by displaced and people made vulnerable around the world. Episodes feature special guests, stories from the field and updates about people and programs making an impact all around the world. Together we’ll hear stories about relief, development and peace, and how your support for MCC helps to meet basic human needs and work for peace and justice.