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National volunteer week – a Trócaire supporter story
Ana-Maria Barbu has been volunteering with Trócaire for three years. She tells us about what inspires her about the org...
Read ArticleJustice in Guatemala as Rios Montt found guilty of genocide
By Elena Hermosa, Human Rights and Governance A tense silence gripped the room as Judge Jazmin Barrios began to read the...
Read ArticleHow water wells defeat hunger in Ethiopia
Blue skies may be top of an Irish person’s wish list for the summer, but in Ethiopia months of dry heat make it diffic...
Read ArticleTrócaireLive: a mini festival in the heart of Dublin
Donal Dineen’s Parish, Rarely Seen Above Ground (RSAG) and the Dublin Afro-Beat Ensemble will headline at this year’...
Read ArticleConfronting hunger, nutrition and climate justice – three challenges
By Ciara Kirrane at Trócaire and Thomas Tanner and Lars Otto Naess at The Institute of Development Studies (IDS),15 Apr...
Read ArticleTrócaire’s Power Up campaign protects human rights workers
By Trish Groves, Campaigns Officer “On 24 March 1980, Archbishop Oscar Romero was murdered while celebrating Mass in t...
Read ArticleHow Trócaire’s work in Odisha is transforming lives
By Clare O'Sullivan Claire O Sullivan, journalist with The ...
Read ArticleHappy International Women’s Day
We are marking International Women's Day 2013 by celebrating all of the amazing women we work with around the world...
Read ArticleLukewarm efforts to tackle climate change
By Dr Lorna Gold, Head of Policy & Advocacy, 4 March 2013 We have a seven-year window to tackle the climate crisis i...
Read ArticleBy Lawrence W. Mwagwabi, Kenya Governance and Human Rights Programme Officer, 28 February 2013 On March 4th, Kenyans wil...
Read ArticleAs we launch our 40th anniversary Lenten campaign today, we thank the people of Ireland for four decades of life-changin...
Read ArticleIf people don’t have a voice, then what is it all for?
By Tine Frank You can improve people’s farms, increase the number of children enrolled in schools, treat – and even ...
Read ArticleHunger is a logical consequence of policy failure
By Eithne McNulty, Director of Trócaire in Northern Ireland, 24 January 2013 There are 870 million people who are chron...
Read ArticleTrócaire joins Irish and UK development agencies in brand new, high-profile campaign. Launched today, in Dublin,...
Read ArticleHow your support has changed lives for 40 years
Forty years ago, the Irish people were stirred into action by devastating scenes of famine and flooding in Bangladesh.&n...
Read ArticleEquality in the balance as Obama visits South East Asia
By Suzanne Keatinge, 15 November 2012 The streets of Yangon and Phnom Penh are being hastily cleaned up – and blocked ...
Read ArticleLife-changing gifts in action in Malawi
The gift of goats had a life-changing effect for the lives of the Thole family in Malawi. For years husband and wife, Ch...
Read ArticleWould you like to change the world? Do you think the world will be different in forty years time? Do you enjoy poetry? Y...
Read ArticleParticipation and inclusion: celebrating Human Rights Day 2012
by Julian Waagensen This year’s Human Rights Day (10 December) highlights the importance of inclusion and the right to...
Read ArticleLorraine Keane launches Gifts of Change
Lorraine Keane displayed some of Trócaire’s ethical Christmas gifts last week as she launched our festive ‘Gi...
Read ArticleFarmers forced to find new way to survive in El Salvador
by Oliver Moore, Trócaire supporter For the first week of this month, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to vis...
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