Wouldn’t it be great?
Teaching a small business development course, Kyle Johnson reflects on the challenges of social enterprises in Tanzania.
Creating a sustaining community
A women’s cooperative started by Maryknoll in Brazil provides support and livelihoods.
Helping persons with disabilities with their livelihoods
Three examples of how missioners help persons with disabilities make strides toward sustainable economic independence
Listening to the voice of creation
Peg Vámosy and her Salvadoran parish group promote sustainable agriculture and environmental awareness.
From Venezuela’s mountains to Capitol Hill
Lisa Sullivan brings her agroecology experience to her new job as MOGC’s Faith, Economy and Ecology director.
Now in the final stretch of our time in Musoma
Continuing to teach financial management skills and to accompany children living with disabilities.
Meet Magophie
This Women of Color (March 1) and International Women’s Day (March 8), we celebrate Roseline Magophie, the manager of a henhouse project in Haiti.
Thanks be to God
In this scripture reflection, returned Maryknoll lay missioner Michael Leen shares what he has learned from Tanzanians’ trust in God.
Marino’s story
A successful store owner — an agent of change in remote South Sudan — talks about entrepreneurship and the importance of education.
Pleased to be back in Kenya
Russ Brine is building financial management capacities of a diocese’s accountants and program managers
Musoma mission updates
Business plans, graduations and hopeful first steps at St. Justin’s, the Musoma diocese and the IHSA sisters
