Restoring Haiti's ecology Depleted croplands yield little but poverty for rural Haitians. But farmers can learn to conserve soil while growing food for their families and produce for sale. Web version | Print version
	A critical time to curb HIV in Ukraine Europe's worst HIV epidemic is spreading beyond prostitutes and drug addicts into the general population. Public education can help turn back the virus. Web version | Print version
	Breaking chains of poverty and illness In developing countries, poverty and poor health form a vicious cycle. Poverty limits healthcare, leading to worse health and greater poverty. Investment in local initiatives can break this cycle.
	Building rural entrepreneurs in Haiti Poor village women have the talent and drive to make crafts for sale. Given business loans and marketing know-how, they can reach overseas markets and raise their families' incomes.
	The fight against modern slavery I scripted and produced this audio podcast featuring interviews with five heroes in the fight against modern-day slavery. Photo: Kay Chernush for the U.S. State Department. Listen
	Joining forces against AIDS in Malawi African churches are in the forefront of the struggle against AIDS in their communities. By coordinating their services, churches can cut costly overlap and deliver more effective help.
	West African children catch up in school Children in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso often must drop out of school to help their families. But at special schools, older children can catch up to a fourth- or fifth-grade level in just eight months.