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Hurricanes · Mexico

Hurricane Erick strengthens to a Category 3 storm as it nears Mexico’s Pacific coast

58% Center coverage: 82 sources

Hurricane Erick has intensified into a Category 3 major hurricane threatening approaching southern Mexico’s coast with destructive winds and heavy rain, the U.S. Hurricane Center said Wednesday evening.See the Story

Civil War · Sudan

UN Urges Action on Sudan's 'Forgotton War' as Humanitarian Crisis Takes Hold

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

As Sudan’s devastating civil war drags on, an in-depth UN report warns of escalating atrocities and a worsening humanitarian nightmare.See the Story

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'We’re Still Struggling': Pensioner's Fight to Rebuild After Devastating Floods

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

By Alexa Cook of RNZ It is a cold winter day in Wairoa, the sun is peeking through the clouds and although the mud and debris has long since been cleaned up,...See the Story

Direct Relief Receives Global Honor from International Council of Nurses and Commits $100,000 to Support Nurses in Conflict Zones

HELSINKI, Finland – Direct Relief was honored with the prestigious Partners in Development Award at the 2025 International Council of Nurses Congress on June 13, in recognition of its commitment to advancing global nursing and humanitarian response. Only nine other organizations have received the award in ICN’s 125-year history. “Direct Relief is deeply honored to receive the Partners in Development Award from the International Council of Nurses…Helsinki · Helsinki Read Article

Medical Aid Departs for Ongoing Earthquake Response in Myanmar, 18 Other Countries This Week

News and Press Release in English on Myanmar about Disaster Management and Earthquake; published on 20 Jun 2025 by Direct ReliefMandalay, Myanmar (Burma) · Mandalay See the Story

Data Workshop Explores Use of AI to Advance L.A. Wildfire Recovery

Researchers, response agencies, and private sector data providers converged last week at the office of the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County for a “Smart Recovery in Los Angeles” workshop. The event focused on how data and artificial intelligence can play a crucial role in building smarter, more resilient communities in the aftermath of the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires. Organized by Direct Relief, the workshop brought toge…Artificial Intelligence · Los Angeles Read Article

Connecting Lakota Youth to Culture in South Dakota

In the small community of Eagle Butte, South Dakota, children come and go from a bustling community center that serves as a safe space for them to play, connect with each other, and their Lakota culture. The activity is all part of the Cheyenne River Youth Project, which serves Lakota youth ages 4-18 on the Cheyenne River Sioux reservation in South Dakota.  The Cheyenne River reservation encompasses more than 3 million rural acres in the high pl…Eagle Butte · Eagle Butte Read Article

Medical Support En Route to the Dominican Republic, 16 Other Countries This Week

Over the past week, Direct Relief has delivered 412 shipments of requested medical aid to 41 U.S. states and territories and 17 countries worldwide. The shipments contained 4.0 million defined daily doses of medication. Medications and supplies shipped this week included chemotherapy treatments, medications for autoimmune diseases, antibiotics, diabetes management medications, surgical supplies, personal protective equipment, and more. Supportin…Rhode Island · Rhode Island Read Article

Entrepreneur Launches Innovative Program After Losing Home to Fire: 'How Do We Optimistically Rebuild?'

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The day after his young family's home burned down in the Palisades Fire, Dustin Bramell got to work. A lifelong entrepreneur, Bramell's mission was to find purpose amid the pain of losing his home by rebuilding homes that could future-proof his beloved community. "We can be sad or we can figure out how to make this into some incredibly positive thing," Bramell told The Cool Down in an exclusive interview. Photo Credit: Case Study: Adapt Toge…Entrepreneurs · California See the Story

L.A. Is Rolling Out 3,000 Bus Shelters to Help Protect Riders From Extreme Heat

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Temperatures in Los Angeles continue to rise—the number of annual extreme heat days has tripled over the past century, and average summer temperatures have increased more than one degree Fahrenheit in the past 20 years. To provide some relief from the sun, StreetsLA is deploying 3,000 bus shelters across some of the highest-ridership areas in L.A. Some of the city’s most vulnerable communities live in these neighborhoods and yet green space with…See the Story

How Do Wildfires Harm Health? New Research Is Filling in the Knowledge Gaps.

The 2022 Oak Fire spread quickly, burning more than 19,000 California acres in a few weeks amid severe drought. But for some medically vulnerable residents in Mariposa County, the harm was much longer lasting. More than one in five medically vulnerable people who responded to survey questions reported missing missed medical appointments – going without care for weeks or months in 90% of those cases. In addition, more than one in five respondents…Wildfires · Mariposa Read Article

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Hurricane Erick strengthens to a Category 3 storm as it nears Mexico’s Pacific coast

UN Urges Action on Sudan's 'Forgotton War' as Humanitarian Crisis Takes Hold

'We’re Still Struggling': Pensioner's Fight to Rebuild After Devastating Floods

Direct Relief Receives Global Honor from International Council of Nurses and Commits $100,000 to Support Nurses in Conflict Zones

Medical Aid Departs for Ongoing Earthquake Response in Myanmar, 18 Other Countries This Week

Data Workshop Explores Use of AI to Advance L.A. Wildfire Recovery

Connecting Lakota Youth to Culture in South Dakota

Medical Support En Route to the Dominican Republic, 16 Other Countries This Week

Entrepreneur Launches Innovative Program After Losing Home to Fire: 'How Do We Optimistically Rebuild?'

L.A. Is Rolling Out 3,000 Bus Shelters to Help Protect Riders From Extreme Heat

How Do Wildfires Harm Health? New Research Is Filling in the Knowledge Gaps.

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