Press and Publications

On Friday, President Obama announced changes to US foreign policy towards Cuba, particularly impacting longstanding barriers to travel and remittances to that country. MADRE applauds this step as a necessary change to a failed policy that has undermined the...

MADRE joins the many who mourn the tragic events in Tucson, Arizona just days ago, when a gunman opened fire on a crowd that had gathered to participate in a discussion with Congressional Representative Gabrielle Giffords. ...

Read MADRE's one-year update on sexual violence against women and girls in Haiti's displacement camps

On January 9, the people of Southern Sudan will cast their votes to determine whether the North and South of Sudan will remain unified, or whether Southern Sudan will secede and become an independent state. On this momentous day, six...

MADRE is co-sponsoring this rally with several other organizations.

Please take a moment to read a letter from our Executive Director.

In October, MADRE was one of a group of advocates and attorneys for displaced women in Haiti to submit a legal petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The petition, based on multiple on-the-ground...

We profile Tarcila Rivera Zea of our sister organization CHIRAPAQ

The United States is now the lone holdout on endorsement of the Declaration.

This month at MADRE, we saw some major developments in our efforts in Haiti.

We're raising funds to help keep our sisters safe from cholera!

Read more about our record shipment of supplies to Nicaragua!