World Toilet Day
More than 4.3 billion people live without access to basic sanitation November 19, World Toilet Day, was used by the United Nations Organization to call the attention of
More than 4.3 billion people live without access to basic sanitation November 19, World Toilet Day, was used by the United Nations Organization to call the attention of
In 2016, touched by the Venezuelan immigration crisis in the north of Brazil, which had begun to be more intense, Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) send the first group
Today, on October 31st, the World Cities Day is being celebrated. The date was created by the UN in 2013, and celebrated for the first time in 2014,
Through an initiative of the INEE – InterinstitutionalNetwork for Education in Emergency Situations, and with the leadership of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM), the “Meet-up INEE Brazil” took
The importance of partnerships in the humanitarian response and the Project “Come, You Can!” of Visão Mundial It’s not anything new in any of the fields of human knowledge that different
In the last five months, the Livelihoods – Lasting Solutions Sector team of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) has been focusing a greater effort on encouraging entrepreneurship among those living
“Service became a form of expression of my soul,” with this phrase, Amanda summarizes the feeling that activates her to follow her heart and serve others. In 2018,
During August and September, forty-six people, representing eight countries, participated in the training of the basic curriculum for humanitarian servers, offered by the Training and Development Subcommittee of the Fraternity –
“I didn’t sleep. We adults are always awake, taking care of the children.” Those words of Del Valle are charged with the constant feeling of vigilance that Venezuelan
The political and spiritual leader, Mahatma Gandhi, showed in practice that it’s possible to build a more just society through non-violent means. In honor of this figure, the United
Translation, an indispensable task for furthering the mission of the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF) “The translator is not merely changing words from one language to another, but rather is
Promoting a culture of peace, the foundations of the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF) are respect and unconditional love for all beings. Celebrated today, September 21, the International Day of
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), through its Training and Development Subcommittee, gathered together a group of organizations that develop policies for mitigating the risks in catastrophes, for an online
The Angola Humanitarian Mission has still not been able to begin in Luanda, the capital of the country, but while awaiting the necessary documentation to begin the task,
Created in 1987 by the United Nations (UN), World Literacy Day, September 8, seeks to highlight the literacy process that is the foundation of education, a human right set
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