Exploration in Ukraine: What can we learn from a city at war?
Officials describe their experiences during a visit to Lviv, Ukraine, where they learned about community resilience amid ongoing conflict.
“Then in the worst case, crawl home”
An article discusses the challenges and outcomes of an ongoing situation in Iceland, emphasizing a call to action and persistence.
Tanzania: Innovative Finance Pilot to Unlock Investment
Tanzania launches a pilot project aimed at financing forest and landscape restoration, in collaboration with various stakeholders including local communities and financial institutions.
"We had to raise the wall half a meter": Sauces neighbors adapt to prevent rain from flooding their homes
Residents of the Sauces neighborhood in Guayaquil are raising their walls to avoid flooding during heavy rain.
Ruined Antakya: How do you move on when everything you loved is lost?
A city planner leads a group through the devastated city of Antakya, Turkey, reflecting on the loss and what lies ahead after a devastating earthquake.
Basketball Returns to the Courts of Gaza After Three Years of Stoppage
After a forced three-year hiatus, basketball competitions have resumed in Gaza with a notable community attendance, signaling resilience amidst adversity.
Rwanda: African Development Bank Group and Rwanda Water Resources Board Launch Flood-Adaptation Project in Rwanda
The African Development Bank and Rwanda have initiated a flood adaptation project to enhance community resilience in western Rwanda with a $9 million grant.
Transportation on handmade rafts for $1: initiatives that arise amidst the flooding in Milagro
In Milagro, Ecuador, locals are resorting to handmade rafts to transport people and belongings across flooded areas for a fee, turning a disaster into a means of survival.
How will neighbors cope if a major crisis strikes? Over 4,000 villages in Finland received new guidelines
Finnish villages have received new guidelines to enhance community resilience in the face of possible crises.
Families leave documents and pets behind and seek shelter in schools in MG
Residents, including a mother and daughter, evacuate their homes in the face of imminent danger from building collapses in Brazil, abandoning pets and personal belongings for safety.
Gaza celebrates Ramadan with a praise truck roaming the streets of the Gaza Strip
Gaza residents are celebrating Ramadan with a praise truck that spreads joy through the streets, despite the ongoing challenges from the Israeli conflict.
The fuel problem in Ruhnu will be resolved by an icebreaker and local rescuers
Residents of Ruhnu island face a serious fuel shortage as they make difficult choices about resource allocation amid disruptions caused by transportation links to the mainland.
Gallery: Republic Day Concert Performance
The Republic Day concert performance in Estonia encouraged unity and resilience during challenging times.
A musical story for the Greeks who endured…
The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.
Margrét Löf: 'Faith, Assurance, Trust'
Margrét Löf discusses themes of faith, assurance, and trust in her work.
150 Years. The Club that Trained Olympic Athletes, Survived Moves and Economic Crises, and Has a Fascinating Headquarters
The article celebrates the 150th anniversary of a historic rowing club in Argentina, emphasizing its resilience and community support through various challenges.
Why farmers are sick of being called 'resilient' and why it's causing real harm
Farmers are expressing dissatisfaction with being labeled as 'resilient', arguing that it fosters an expectation that discourages them from seeking help.
In Ukraine: Kyiv Faces Fifth Year of War with Frozen Homes and Fiery Determination to Win
Kyiv is facing another brutal winter amid the ongoing war, with many residents expressing resilience despite the challenges posed by lack of heating and infrastructure damage.
A War that Did Not Crush the Spirit: Ramadan Lanterns in Gaza Shine Amid the Ruins
Despite the devastation caused by war, the people of Gaza are celebrating Ramadan with resilience and hope, illuminating the darkness with traditional lanterns.
Ukraine has passed a point of no return
A rave party in Kiev's frozen Dnieper River reflects the impact of ongoing hardships and the resilience of the Ukrainian people during wartime.
Bitter Sweet: The First Community Iftar in the Streets of Khartoum Since the War
The first community Iftar in Khartoum since the outbreak of war brings families together to share meals, emphasizing resilience and solidarity.
The Story of Abu Jamal: Building a Tent to Revive Gaza with Half a Body
Abu Jamal, a man from Gaza with a disability, is determined to rebuild his life and create a safer space for his family amidst the rubble of destruction.
Khartoum residents mark the first day of Ramadan amid Sudan's war
Despite ongoing conflict, Khartoum residents celebrate the first day of Ramadan with communal Iftar gatherings, showcasing resilience and hope.
Sailing through life's storms and hoping for the best
The article discusses the resilience and hope people maintain despite life's challenges.
How did Gazans receive their first Ramadan after the ceasefire agreement?
Gazans begin Ramadan mending their memories and hopes following a ceasefire, amidst the ruins of their homes.
DANIEL HOFFMAN: What my family learned from a 12-year-old about inner strength
The article highlights the compassion and resilience embodied by Jessie Rees, a child who faced terminal cancer and inspired the creation of Joy Jars for other young patients.
Grazalema learns to live in the diaspora: 'What is saving the town is the institutions and science'
Grazalema, Spain's rainiest village, has been partially evacuated due to a critical aquifer pressure, highlighting the resilience of its residents and the role of institutions in their response.
Child awaiting heart transplant in Naples, mother Patrizia with a teddy bear: 'He's a warrior, I won't give up'
A mother in Naples expresses hope and resilience as her two-year-old son awaits a heart transplant, highlighting the challenges they face and the emotional support they receive.
We Are Still Here: Before and After Bad Bunny
The article explores the cultural significance and resilience of the Latino community in the United States, drawing connections from various locations across the country and highlighting the impact of Bad Bunny on this cultural landscape.
What did Maulana Sajid Rashidi say about the faith of Muslims?
Maulana Sajid Rashidi commented on the faith of Muslims, emphasizing its importance as their greatest strength amid societal challenges.
We must be prepared
The article discusses the importance of being prepared for potential crises, emphasizing the role of citizens and the police in emergency responses.
"It's my first birthday after cancer": how María Teresa 'La Flaca' Guerrero celebrated
María Teresa 'La Flaca' Guerrero celebrates her first birthday after overcoming cancer, sharing reflections on resilience and gratitude with her community.
Bad Bunny: All the political messages from the Super Bowl show
Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show served as a powerful political statement highlighting the struggles and resilience of Puerto Rico and Latin American communities amidst ongoing social issues in the United States.
The Resilience of Hong Kong Citizens Excluded by Police: Action and DNA Seen at the Fire Scene
Hong Kong citizens, excluded by police, displayed remarkable resilience while volunteering to aid victims of a devastating fire in their community.
Niscemi, the cross of resistance also collapses: the precious symbol has fallen into the void
The symbolic cross of resistance in Niscemi has collapsed, marking a poignant moment for the local community still recovering from a recent landslide.
How the Bexiga Park Challenges the Logic of Power
The Bexiga Park in São Paulo has become a reality after years of legal disputes, symbolizing a triumph for community resilience over corporate interests.
Life barricades: Ina Strazdiņa's notes from the USA
Ina Strazdiņa shares her experiences as a journalist in the USA, focusing on local events and community interactions.
If not us, then who? The first female volunteer fire brigade established in western Ukraine
A new female volunteer fire brigade has been established in western Ukraine, serving as a symbol of resilience and community responsibility amid the ongoing crisis.
A homeless man walked on foot from France to Poland for two years: how he acted upon returning even moved the officials
A homeless man returned to Poland on foot after two years in France, facing challenges yet remaining optimistic about his situation.
My act of hope helping kids is just one of a million. Let’s do this together
Chris Keene, a Leeds United fan, emphasizes the importance of hope and resilience in his community, particularly in a deprived ward, as he inspires others to make a positive impact.
Culture can become both a shield and a target in war
A new report by FOI highlights the dual role of culture in conflict, serving as a source of community and resilience while also being vulnerable to threats.
Green courtyards instead of concrete. Cities invest in neighborhood space
Polish cities are focusing on creating green courtyards to improve quality of life and urban resilience, highlighting the social and environmental benefits of such modernizations.
Residents burnt out of 'paradise' determined to rebuild
Otways residents affected by a devastating bushfire are committed to rebuilding their homes and communities despite the destruction.
Lynne and Peter return to find their house still standing but others left devastated after Harcourt bushfire
Lynne and Peter Suelzle find their home miraculously intact after a bushfire devastated much of Harcourt, while neighboring properties were severely impacted.
It was not easy to bear the leg amputations, but today we live normally - we ski, dance, swim
A community continues to thrive despite past hardships, engaging in skiing, dancing, and swimming activities in extremely cold temperatures.
Ayuso, in her year-end speech: "Madrid is the most vibrant community, the one that puts a stop to totalitarians"
Isabel Díaz Ayuso delivered a triumphant year-end speech highlighting Madrid as the most vibrant region in Spain, celebrating its resources and resilience against totalitarianism.