When we talk about humanitarian issues; health, conflict, gender-based violence, it’s easy to get lost in the numbers. But behind every statistic is a human being with a story worth telling.

At MECOHEDI, we use storytelling to make invisible voices heard. A mother navigating childbirth without healthcare. A child learning to read in a conflict zone. A survivor of GBV reclaiming her agency. These are not just stories; they are catalysts for empathy, action, and policy change.

Storytelling breaks down barriers. It builds bridges between communities and decision-makers. It inspires donors, educates the public, and uplifts the very people whose stories are being told.

Our approach is simple but profound: “Listen first. Then amplify.” By training local storytellers, using community media, and ensuring ethical standards, we are reshaping the humanitarian narrative—from one of pity to one of power.

Want to help amplify more voices? Support our storytelling projects.