‘There’s a sea of pain that doesn’t get traded or released. Yes, hope flickers for a moment but the exhaustion, the loss & the fear will still sit deep inside.’ - Hani Askari who works for Christian Aid’s partner, @pchrgaza.

As our partners move to upscale our humanitarian response, we appeal to world leaders to provide the energy, commitment & principle needed to deliver justice, dignity & prosperity for all.

‘While some will claim this as a historic day, the litmus test will be addressing the root causes of this conflict. Returning to the old status quo will doom Palestinians & Israelis to more tragedy.’ - William Bell. A sustainable peace is more than the absence of violence.

We welcome the news Israel & Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza. It offers the people in Gaza respite from the relentless bombardment, displacement & deprivation. This is good news for the hostages while also recognising the massive scale of aid that is now needed in Gaza.

Thank you so much for your insightful lecture at our #CALecture25 at @smitf_london. Watch the lecture in full here 👉

@smitf_london @MazzucatoM ‘The common good is not a correction but an objective' - @MazzucatoM It was a thought-provoking discussion—reminding us that transforming economies is not just a technical challenge but a moral one, rooted in justice, inclusion & shared prosperity. 👉 https://t.co/WZ3ctjBD4j

On Monday, 6 October, we held our 2025 Annual Lecture at @smitf_london, marking our 80th anniversary year. @MazzucatoM challenged us to look beyond GDP, calling for growth that serves people & planet, shaping innovation & investment for the common good.

With everything happening around the world, we're reminded of the strength found in prayer. Why do we pray in times of crisis? Swipe along to find out ➡️ Please continue to join us in prayer🙏

@MazzucatoM @smitf_london @WattPatrick As @MazzucatoM closes, she shares: the ‘how’ matters as much as the ‘what’. The crises we face can only be tackled through collective action — growth is not the mission, but must be redefined to serve people, participation and the common good. #CALecture25

@MazzucatoM @smitf_london @WattPatrick To truly serve the common good, we must move beyond the “band-aid mindset”- starting with the problem, shaping solutions with intention and designing economies that improve human health & wellbeing ‘The common good is not a correction but an objective’ @mazzucatoM #CALecture25

@MazzucatoM @smitf_london @WattPatrick An Economics of the Common Good: ‘ It’s about creating an economy where we work together to solve problems so everyone can live a good life. The how we work together is just as important as what we’re trying to achieve.’ #CALecture25

@MazzucatoM @smitf_london @WattPatrick .@mazzucatoM begins by reminding us that it’s not just about filling funding gaps but also about tackling the systems and problems driving those needs

@MazzucatoM @smitf_london .@WattPatrick opens the 5th #CALecture25 — a special one in our 80th anniversary year — reminding us of our foundations and how we began. As he introduces tonight’s speaker he shares: ‘To advance the common good, we need new political and economic foundations.’

In just a few minutes, @mazzucatoM takes the stage at #CALecture25. Tonight, she’ll be exploring how governments can co-create value for the common good. We’ll be live-tweeting! Follow along for highlights

An evening of ideas, challenge and inspiration begins here at @smift_london💡 #CALecture25

2 days to go! For too long we have been talking about the climate, health and biodiversity crises. And yet nothing happens. In my lecture 'Directing Economic Growth: A Common Good Approach’ for @christian_aid’s upcoming Annual Lecture, I’ll explore how governments can combat

We can strive for an equal world if we confront the global inequalities driving poverty and recognise how racial and gender injustices are at the center of it all. We need to continue to commit to decolonisation and seek to dismantle the system that perpetuates oppression.

As Black History Month begins, please join us in prayer 🙏 With the theme of ‘Standing Firm in Power and Pride’, we want to spend time reflecting on how we can uplift Black voices, share untold stories & continue the fight for racial justice.

‘Christian Aid wholeheartedly welcomes Bishop Sarah's appointment as the Archbishop of Canterbury, & we look forward to working with her to strengthen the partnership between the Anglican Communion & Christian Aid’s work to fight poverty & injustice.’ - Patrick Watt.

We welcome the news of the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop Sarah Mullally, Chair of Christian Aid. Read more about the announcement 👉 https://t.co/SnXyMLJB0L