Learn More About Countries in Conflict
Below are brief overviews of each respective nation + ways we can help!
Lebanon
Lebanon is a diverse country who has struggled with political instability, fear of economic collapse, and humanitarian crises for many years. Hezbollah, a militia and political party, holds major influence in Lebanon’s government and often clashes with Israel and Western nations. Despite these challenges, the Lebanese people remain resilient and continue to fight for a better future.
Sierra Leone
The Sierra Leone Civil War (1991-2002) had devastating effects on the nation, with over 50,000 deaths. It is considered one of Africa’s bloodiest conflicts and it left scars on society. Even though the war ended over 20 years ago, issues like mob violence, poverty, and trauma continue to impact the people of Sierra Leone today.
Mexico
Mexico’s ongoing War on Drugs, now spanning 18 years, has devastated the nation through widespread violence, corruption, and violations of human rights. Government interference, both domestic and foreign, has often worsened the conflict with drug cartels. In the midst of these challenges, advocates continue to call for reform to achieve peace and justice in Mexico.
Palestine
Palestinians have endured decades of bombings, blockades, and displacement due to Israeli occupation and violence. The conflict traces back to British colonial policies and the 1948 Nakba, which led to the loss of Palestinian land. Despite the devastation, advocates call for awareness, peaceful resistance, and collective action to achieve justice and liberation for the Palestinian people.
South Sudan
There has been a civil war going on in South Sudan since 2013, due to a conflict between the government and those who oppose it. This tension is over political power struggles, competition over resources, and ethnic tensions. This war has resulted in the displacement of millions of people and has been declared a humanitarian crisis.
Yemen
Yemen’s intense political fragmentation accompanied by the overarching presence of national self-interest on part of foreign powers, has left the country desolate and desperate for an immediate call to action. Indiscriminate of age, gender, or religion, the present calamity has threatened the livelihoods and survival of far too many.

