Chris Herlinger
Chris Herlinger is New York and international correspondent to Global Sisters Report and also writes on humanitarian, international and cultural issues for NCR. He covers the work of Catholic sisters at the United Nations, and in the last decade has reported from Ukraine, Poland, Bosnia, Croatia, South Sudan, Haiti, Lebanon, Italy, Ghana, Uganda and El Salvador, among other locales. Chris has won numerous awards from the Associated Church Press, the Religion Communicators Council and the Religion News Association. The Catholic Media Association named Chris one of its 2024 Writers of the Year. He is the author of five books on humanitarian themes, most recently Solidarity and Mercy: The Power of Christian Humanitarian Efforts in Ukraine, published by Morehouse.
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Global citizenship and education key to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals, sisters say
Even in Lebanon, so long at war, one does not become inured to violence or hate
Mining and extraction coalition at UN holds countries, companies accountable
UN mining group looks at Canadian industry abuses
Refugee life in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley has similar challenges to being in Beirut
Mother Dolores Hart shares new Hollywood memoir with fans
UN Paris Agreement signed, hoped to be catalyst for change
Faith leaders applaud climate change document ahead of UN signing ceremony
Women of Bangladesh have narrow options for work
Q & A with Petra Dankova, working with today's refugees
Refugees in Jordan seek solace in starting new lives amid uncertainty
Migration issues, world's refugees get new attention at UN
Easter message echoes poignantly true for Iraqi, Syrian refugees
Syrian and Iraqi refugees wait in Lebanon for safety, new life
For Syrian refugees, prayer campaign keeps them from being forgotten amid news of Russia's pullout
Oscar-nominated 'Ave Maria' uses comedy to encourage interreligious collaboration
Hard work of implementing new UN goals emerging as 2016 focus, sisters say
Q & A with Philip Gain, on the progress of Bangladesh
Q & A with Sr. Zita Rema, as rural-to-urban migration creates housing crush
