Millions of people have been forced to flee around the world.
Behind every figure is a person who’s fled violence, war or persecution. Many are still waiting for safety and stability.
#GlobalTrends
🚚✈️🚢 5,000 trucks, 80 planes, 190 ships — on the move every single day.
That’s how we deliver life-saving food to the world’s toughest places.
💙 Help us reach families who need aid most.
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"No one has ever become poor by giving.”
— Anne Frank
Please join me in helping those facing hunger by donating to Feeding America. 🙏🏼
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Sudanese volunteers providing lifesaving aid to more than 4 million people suffering in a devastating conflict and resulting famine need your help in the face of catastrophic funding cuts.
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SUDAN MUTUAL AID COALITION
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🚨 As the Ebola outbreak spreads in #DRCongo, coordinated action is critical.
WFP is working closely with the Government of DRC, @WHO and partners to facilitate the movement of frontline responders, medical supplies, telecommunications equipment and essential cargo.
It's because of war.
It's because of violence.
It's because of persecution.
It’s a heartbreaking decision that 41.6 million people have made to flee across borders to find safety.
#GlobalTrends
Melissa and Mark remind us that public service is not just for elected officials—it’s for all of us.
I have proclaimed June as Public Service Month and encourage all Minnesotans to do an act of service in their honor.
Sudanese volunteers providing lifesaving aid to more than 4 million people suffering in a devastating conflict and resulting famine need your help in the face of catastrophic funding cuts.
👇
SUDAN MUTUAL AID COALITION
https://t.co/YnmfICTDLM
"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give."
— Sir Winston Churchill
Please join me in helping those facing hunger by donating to Feeding America. 🙏🏼
https://t.co/00kI8CwTdW
El Niño, a climate pattern linked to warmer ocean temperatures and more extreme weather, is expected to emerge between this June and August. It could contribute to another exceptionally hot year, with consequences for billions of people around the world who depend on healthy oceans for their livelihoods, food security and well-being.
People who live with these impacts every day must be part of the decisions that affect their communities and their future. Their experience and knowledge should help shape decisions related to the environment and oceans governance. That is what human rights look like in practice.
Federal judge rules USCIS unlawfully delayed asylum, green card and citizenship decisions for immigrants from travel-ban countries. https://t.co/5sk1p9rt3x
A grave protection crisis is unfolding in South Sudan’s eastern Jonglei State.
Months of violence and instability have forced hundreds of thousands from their homes.
With shelter, healthcare and clean water in short supply, needs are soaring.
"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give."
— Sir Winston Churchill
Please join me in helping those facing hunger by donating to Feeding America. 🙏🏼
https://t.co/00kI8CwTdW
Sudanese volunteers providing lifesaving aid to more than 4 million people suffering in a devastating conflict and resulting famine need your help in the face of catastrophic funding cuts.
👇
SUDAN MUTUAL AID COALITION
https://t.co/YnmfICTDLM
El Niño is arriving on our doorstep in the coming months with 90% certainty.
The world must treat it as the urgent climate warning it is.
The only effective response is #ClimateAction equal to the crisis – ending the addiction to fossil fuels, accelerating the shift to renewables, protecting the most vulnerable, and delivering early warning systems for all.
https://t.co/owmmCChyb3
We all face difficulties and it's completely normal to feel anxious, isolated or overwhelmed.
Small steps can help improve mental health:
Exercise 🏃
Mindfulness 🧘♀️
Healthy diet 🥗
Adequate sleep 😴
More from @WHO: https://t.co/SPDtLEQZ8B
#MentalHealthMonth
The JFK Profile in Courage Award is being presented tonight to the people of the Twin Cities, honoring residents who risked their safety during operation metro surge.
All Twin Citians who stood up for immigrant rights, due process, and the promise of equal protection: thank you for your courage.
The people of the Twin Cities win the JFK Profile in Courage award. Thanks to Amb. Caroline Kennedy for the amazing evening and Yusuf, Carolina, Zena & Natalie who accepted the award and represented our State so well at the ceremony! ❤️