The Feed

Climate change is making farming more difficult, but women in Bolivia and Ghana are building resilience through irrigation, agricultural training, and community-led solutions.

From better seed selection to stronger harvests, Susan’s story shows how practical knowledge is helping women farmers in Uganda build resilience and inspire others.

From Uganda to Bolivia, families are redefining gender roles as men and women share responsibilities, strengthen relationships, and build more equal homes.

Community-driven livelihood programs in Uganda are helping families build resilience, reduce child labour, and protect children’s right to education.

Sarah, a Ugandan teen, transforms from shy student to peer advocate, speaking out on HIV prevention and empowering girls through courageous conversations.

Meet Lucky, a mother in Uganda who transformed job loss into opportunity through business skills, entrepreneurship, and determination.

In Ethiopia’s Amhara Region, young people are using football to bridge divides, build friendships, and create lasting peace between communities.

Sara and Tsehay chose to build their futures at home. Discover how business training and livelihood support helped them create opportunity instead of migrating.

Kinvia receives national recognition and $1.25M in funding through the Government of Canada’s Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Challenge for supporting Indigenous-led solutions to food insecurity, wellness, and diabetes prevention.

As global hunger rises and foreign aid declines, community-led, climate-resilient food systems are more important than ever in building long-term food security and sustainable change.

As the Strait of Hormuz closes, rising costs and disrupted supply chains are pushing millions toward hunger—impacting farmers and communities worldwide.

Students in Tobique First Nation grow food, share meals, and learn from Elders—strengthening connection to land, culture, and community through hands-on learning.

After learning new gardening skills, Gladys grows food, increases her income, and shares her knowledge in Uganda—helping her community thrive, one garden at a time.

From school meals to gardens and learning programs, see how your support helped children and communities grow stronger across countries and in Indigenous communities in Canada.

With steady support for his education and family, Julius is building a path forward in Uganda—showing how supporting one child can strengthen an entire community.

A group of young people in Southern Ethiopia turn an idea into a thriving poultry business—creating jobs, income, and opportunity for their community.

During International Development Week, Kinvia joined organizations on Parliament Hill to discuss international cooperation, global development, and Canada’s role.

An Indigenous-led food security project in Garden Hill First Nation shows how Meechim Farm transforms lives through meaningful work and community healing.