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West Midlands

Inherit the Earth, a new photography exhibition on the Amazon

The touring photography exhibition, Inherit the Earth, will show the difference legacy and in memory gifts from Christian Aid supporters make.

West Midlands

New climate change resources for schools and small groups

Following the success of the theatrical satire, Baked Alaska, a series of films have been created. Supporting creative resources have been developed for secondary schools and for small group discussion to accompany each film.

Yorkshire

Diamond Year quiz winner announced

Found out the lucky winner of our Fairtrade goody bags.

Syria Crisis Appeal

The massacre of Ghouta

Christian Aid's Advocacy Officer for Syria, Máiread Collins, writes about Syria's 'hell on earth'.

News

Meeting the big bosses at HSBC

Sarah Rowe reports on taking the Big Shift campaign to HSBC's Annual General Meeting.

News

Overcoming mistrust of aid workers to prevent spread of Ebola in DRC

Despite the availability of a life-saving vaccine, efforts to stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus in northeast Democratic Republic of Congo has been severely hampered by fighting between armed groups and mistrust of aid workers.

News

Christian Aid statement on military intervention in Syria

The Western leaders’ war game over Syria is ignoring the civilians it claims to protect. Strikes on Syria will not bring the country and its war weary civilians any closer to an end to this violence.