Speaking Up for Vulnerable Populations at Cartagena+40
Photo by RET. Article by Paula Andrea Uribe, Regional Technical Manager for RET in Latin America and the Caribbean RET and Action Against Hunger join forces to represent the Coalition of
Tracking Hurricane Beryl in Latin America and the Caribbean
Press release from RET HQ MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Hurricane Beryl is currently making its way through the Caribbean, becoming the earliest Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic with winds
Catch Up with RET (July 2024)
Photo by RET. Welcome to Catch Up with RET, the official newsletter of RET. Keep reading to learn more about our work and how we’re making a difference promoting education for
How We’re Helping Women Unlock Opportunities in Lebanon
Here we profile three women who showcase how we’re providing training, support, and opportunities for them and their communities to become more resilient, financially independent, and overcome challenges.
I Am Respected in My Community: Muhindo’s Story
Mapenzi Muhindo is a demobilized youth living in Bukombo village in the Masisi territory or North Kivu province. RET Germany spoke to him about his experience with this BMZ-funded project.
Recreational Workshops in Türkiye Pave a Brighter and More Inclusive Future
One of our ongoing projects in Türkiye has aimed to increase resilience and foster social cohesion within vulnerable refugee and host community members in Kayseri, Aksaray, Çorum, and Samsun.
Catch Up with RET (June 2024)
In this issue, the story behind our cover photo from Niger, a video profile of our work in Mali, and more stories from Panama, Türkiye, and Burundi.
A Determined and Ambitious Girl: Fatouma’s Story
Fatouma Aboubacar (11) lives with her parents in the village of Bokki, about 100 km south of Niger’s capital Niamey, along Burkino Faso’s northern border.
Panama’s Ministry of Women Recognizes RET as a Strategic Ally [EN/ES]
RET is deeply honored and excited to receive recognition as a Strategic Ally by such a prestigious institution.
Creating Opportunities: RET’s Commitment to Youth [EN/ES]
RET has maintained a commitment to young people by working actively since our founding in 2000 to overcome the crises they face and enhance their development.
How Art is Bringing Together Communities in Türkiye
On May 19, 2024, on the Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day, RET collaborated with the Faculty of Fine Arts, Design, and Architecture at Hitit University to unite youth
Technology for Good: How Indigenous Youth are Harnessing Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Disaster Resilience
Youth in Panama are working to generate greater awareness about traditional ecological knowledge and spreading its message online.
Muhammed’s Journey of Overcoming the Language Barrier
When refugees arrive in a new country, language is often a major barrier to connecting with their host communities.
Mobile Sessions Promote Communication and Healthy Lifestyles in Aksaray
RET has been providing awareness-raising sessions on social cohesion, gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health, communication, etc. targeting the refugee and host community members.
RET Celebrates Mexico’s Lifesavers for Historic USAR Milestone
In Cancún, we celebrated the certification of Mexico's first all-volunteer Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) group, the Cancún International Rescue Brigade (BRIC).
RET and the University of Belize Collaborate on Anti-Human Trafficking Course
The groundbreaking collaboration between RET and the University of Belize promises to create a powerful force against human trafficking in Belize.
Project Overview: Increasing Resilience in Underserved Communities in Türkiye
In the last decade, over four million refugees have entered Türkiye, making it the country with the largest refugee population in the world.
RET Celebrates the Launch of the Sendai Gender Action Plan (GAP)
The RET team was honored to take part in consultations and actively participate in the feedback process for the creation of the Gender Action Plan to Support Implementation of the
Protecting the Value of All [EN/ES]
The ongoing and complex humanitarian crisis in Venezuela has lead to an increase in gender-based violence (GBV).
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