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Dr. Anne Peterson with World Vision testifies at a Senate Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Ebola Wednesday.

World Vision Health Expert Testifies at Senate Hearing on Ebola

Fears about Child Safety are Misplaced, New Global Study Finds

PHOTO: World Vision/Enda Balina

House Passage of Girls Count Act Furthers U.S. Commitment to Help Children

As G20 Summit ends, World Vision urges global leaders to to implement concrete measures to achieve inclusive economic growth while eliminating human rights abuses.

Meeting the G20’s Growth Target: Not at the Expense of Children

Drought, food insecurity could lead to another famine in Somalia

Somalia on Brink of Famine Again as World Celebrates World Food Day, says World Vision

Jesse Eaves' Testimony in the Child Soldiers TIP Hearing on Sept. 19, 2014 (PDF)

Congressional Testimony: Ending the Use of Child Soldiers

Syrian refugee Fatima, 8, with her father and younger brother Hakim. Eight-year-old Syrian refugee in Lebanon. The family left Syria after their home was hit by rockets. Some members of the family have lost their lives in the conflict

Children ‘may never recover’ from Syrian Conflict, says World Vision

World Vision to Provide Emergency Relief to Thousands Fleeing Violence in Iraq

Community members and church leaders hold a candlelight vigil in India to push for an end to human trafficking and forced labor. PHOTO: Impuri Ngayawon/World Vision

Child Protection Expert Testifies Before Human Rights Hearing

Guatemalan authorities guard unaccompanied children who are being returned to Guatemala

A Letter to Congress from the Evangelical Immigration Table

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