This guide was developed to assist InterAction member organizations in developing and implementing policies to prevent and respond to sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA).
As a discipline, diversity in problem solving with regard to local problems needs to be given more space to thrive.
"We need to figure how we develop mechanisms where we can share information," said Lindsay Coates, head of InterAction, a 180-strong alliance of U.S.-based charities and aid groups.
Nonprofits have been working in the development context for decades and possess knowledge and skills that are critical to ensuring people are truly reaping the rewards of increased investment in their communities.
This co-op will unlock the possibilities for members to have access to products and services at reduced rates.
As organizations engaged in efforts to end global hunger, malnutrition, and extreme poverty, we welcome the introduction of the Global…
What would cause a young person to voluntarily join a violent extremist group, such as Boko Haram, al-Shabaab, or Abu…
WASHINGTON—InterAction applauds the introduction of bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Global Food Security Act of 2016. Introduced by Senators Johnny…
Today, aboriginal people endure poverty, illness and human rights abuses at far higher rates than the rest of the world.
Today, estimates show there are only approximately three female surgeons for every one million people in low-income countries.
