“We took to the streets with signs in hand and cries of protest. We stood together, supporting each other. I saw many women expressing pain and anger in various ways — each one had a unique story of experiencing violence.” Alexia Lizarraga Quintero, Amos’ new Partnerships and Climate Fellowship Manager, writes about her experience of International Women’s Day in Mexico.

“We are amazed by the support we are still receiving and people’s incredible generosity. We are committed to sending more funds to Gaza and the West Bank in the coming weeks.” Chris Rose writes about Amos’ emergency appeal for Gaza.

Umthombo supports young women on Durban’s streets through detox programmes and Independent Living Programme. Stories of transformation from Ncamisile and Philisiwe show lives being rebuilt with dignity.

CEPAD supports sustainable communities in Nicaragua through climate adaptation training. Eyling’s bakery thrives with microloans, Jefry diversifies crops with new farming techniques, and communities recover from storms.

Wi’am has built multi-purpose hall next to the Separation Wall in Bethlehem as act of resistance. Amos Trust has contributed £20,000 to create a space for community gatherings and programmes.