Kiva Blog Update

Kiva Blog Update,

2017 year in review: In uncertain times, strangers lighting up lives

For just a moment, try to ignore those news alerts on your phone. Take a deep breath and join us in the Kiva universe–a kind and compassionate corner of the internet (some may say parallel dimension) where people help each other improve their lives, every day. Here in the Kiva universe millions of people carry out small acts of kindness all the time. This year, those small acts made some ...

Kiva Blog Update

Kiva Blog Update,

Kiva welcomes new CEO: Neville Crawley

We are honored and excited to announce Neville Crawley as Kiva’s Chief Executive Officer. Neville brings nearly 2 decades of experience in global business and technology ventures, most recently as CEO of Quid, a platform that analyzes the world's collective intelligence to help answer strategic questions. “I’m thrilled to be joining Kiva and have the greatest respect and admiration for t ...

Kiva Blog Update

Kiva Blog Update,

Check out the Kiva holiday gift guide!

We have gift ideas for all the special people on your list! Shop borrower-made artisan goods, Kiva gear and donation sets available from the Kiva Store. Every purchase helps futher Kiva's mission and helps artisan borrowers.  Just click on the "fullscreen" icon in the bottom right of the guide to see a more detailed view.

Kiva Blog Update

Kiva Blog Update,

Woman-led beauty brands are too rare – this one is thriving and changing lives in Haiti

When your beauty brand has fans like Whole Foods and Sephora, you know you’re doing something right. When you’re able to make those beauty products in a socially impactful way, that creates jobs and improves the environment, you’re doing something extraordinary.   For Yve-Car, the CEO and co-founder of successful social enterprise Kreyol Essence, that extraordinary journey all bega ...

Kiva Fellows Update

Kiva Fellows Update,

Homecoming: the future of internally displaced persons in Colombia

When you read the phrase “internally displaced persons,” what countries come to mind? I immediately think of Syria and Iraq. If pressed, I can think of a few more: South Sudan, perhaps Somalia and Pakistan. If the phrase “internally displaced persons” (IDPs) means nothing to you, you’re in good company; I learned the term myself within the last month. IDPs are people who are forced ...

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