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Progress in Haiti

From the World Vision Report (World Vision’s radio program):  The long, slow process of recovery is underway in Haiti. Rich Stearns is the U.S. head of the aid group World Vision, which had more than 700 people in Haiti before the quake — one of the largest on-site operations on the island nation. He recently … Continue reading »

Special: The World Vision Report

This week, the World Vision Report (World Vision’s radio program) reflects back on some of the stories that have won major awards over the past few years. From child trafficking in Ghana to living on a dollar–a–day in Malawi, to the Afghan version of American Idol, it’s all here in this special edition of the … Continue reading »

World Vision Report: Midwife in Malawi

Pakati is the expression Malawians have for pregnancy. It means “in between life and death.” That definition fits the experiences of women in Malawi: one in seven dies during pregnancy or childbirth. Joanne Jorissen, a nurse who moved to Malawi from Texas three years ago to work as a midwife, has been trying to improve … Continue reading »

World Vision Report Wins Edward R. Murrow Awards

The World Vision Report, a weekly radio program heard online and which has aired on nearly 200 public radio stations nationwide, has been honored with two 2009 Edward R. Murrow Awards for Excellence in Electronic Journalism. The national winners were announced last Monday by The Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTNDA). The awards will be presented … Continue reading »