World Vision Advocates recently met in Washington state for Advocacy Camp: two days of training, workshops, and teambuilding. They also did some soul searching to discover their own reasons for advocating for children and how their experience led them to World Vision. Check out their stories!
The son of a Vietnam refugee shares his story – and advocates for foreign assistance to address crisis around the world!
Anuradha was only 13 years old and was studying in class eight when she was married off as a child bride. And only a year into marriage, she gave birth to her first child.
Up to 10 million more girls over the next decade are at risk of child marriage as a result of the pandemic. For the first time in almost 30 years, adolescent girls are more, not less, at risk of child marriage.
World Vision volunteers typically gather for an advocacy summit event in D.C. every year. But for 2021, we had to rethink our plans.
The work of World Vision advocates brought our team so much joy this year. We wish you a Christmas full of peace, and of course, joy!
Regardless of who is in the White House, or which political party controls Congress, World Vision will continue to work on behalf of vulnerable children.
As we near Thanksgiving and search our hearts, our team found quite a few things we were thankful for this year!
Should Christians be advocates? How? At World Vision Advocacy Camp, advocates from around the country learned how to use biblical advocacy to change hearts.
Brad and Diana were nervous about their first meetings with their members of Congress, but God blessed their efforts in a big way!