Haiti: revisiting ACT projects and people
ACT journalist Chris Herlinger tracks down relief projects he visited in the aftermath of the earthquake.
ACT is an alliance of 100 churches and church-related organisations that work together in humanitarian assistance and development.
The alliance works in 130 countries and mobilises US$1.5 billion annually in its work for a just world.
The alliance has over 30,000 people working for it globally.
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Darfur: Education prized among nomads
A nomadic community in Darfur puts children's education among its greatest concerns.
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Kyrgyzstan, photo essay
ACT in Kyrgyzstan after the violence, images by Dimitry Motinov.
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Haiti: To praise the government or pass judgment?
Criticism of the Haitian government by an ACT member in a major American newspaper sparks debate on just how much to say.
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Every day, in 130 countries, ACT Alliance staff are working at the frontline: supporting survivors of disasters, wars and conflicts, training rural people in agricultural techniques, working to eradicate poverty, helping marginalised people be free of poverty and changing systems that are inequitable and unjust. Click on the map to see what we’re doing and where.