It is the worst disaster for this region in more than 80 years. The numbers keep growing and are staggering … but it is the reality of photos and videos that wake us up at night.

How will we feed our families in a famine? Will our children survive? Where do we go from here? Where can we find water? Will someone help us?

Here in Western Washington, we have a tendency – a compulsion, maybe even – to complain about the weather. Understandable this year especially, as we’ve had an unusually cool, damp spring.

On Episodes 5 and 6 of The End of the Road podcast, World Concern President, Nick Archer discusses why an organization would intentionally choose to

A trafficking survivor aims to ensure others are protected Imagine being kidnapped right off the street in broad daylight and waking up on a train

In episode 7, When Everything Crumbles: Being Present in Disaster and Crisis, Humanitarian relief expert Merry Fitzpatrick takes listeners on a

Have you ever had an experience that was so life-changing that you had trouble putting it into words? Every time I come home from a trip with World

Life as a woman at the end of the road requires bravery, but bravery does not come without fear. It just means you step into it anyways, moving

Welcome, friends! I’m so excited to welcome you to the End of the Road podcast! My name is Cathy and I’ll be your host and “tour guide” as we journey