Discover the ‘Hungertuch’ and start a conversation together: these large-format art sheets feature ‘Weg ins Ungewisse’ and include a child-friendly explanatory text and information about the artist on the reverse.

DIN A4 format.

Pack of 30

Discover the ‘Hungertuch’ and start a conversation together: these large-format art sheets feature ‘Weg ins Ungewisse’ and include a child-friendly explanatory text and information about the artist on the reverse.

DIN A4 format.

Pack of 30

With the Lenten veil in view and a prayer to hand: this prayer card invites you to pause for a moment and is perfect for taking with you and passing on to others.

Depiction of the 2027/28 Lenten veil with a prayer by Hannah Braucks.

Ideal for use in parishes and groups, and as a First Communion card.

Size: 7.5 x 11 cm. Pack of 50.

With the Lenten veil in view and a prayer to hand: this prayer card invites you to pause for a moment and is perfect for taking with you and passing on to others.

Depiction of the 2027/28 Lenten veil with a prayer by Hannah Braucks.

Ideal for use in parishes and groups, and as a First Communion card.

Size: 7.5 x 11 cm. Pack of 50.

Discover the ‘Hungertuch’ and start a conversation together: the large-format illustrated sheets depict ‘The Path into the Unknown’ and provide clear points for reflection on the reverse.

Ideal for use in schools, groups or during church services. DIN A4 size.

Pack of 50.

Discover the ‘Hungertuch’ and start a conversation together: the large-format illustrated sheets depict ‘The Path into the Unknown’ and provide clear points for reflection on the reverse.

Ideal for use in schools, groups or during church services. DIN A4 size.

Pack of 50.

This free guide to the ‘Hungertuch’ provides an introduction to the artwork, the artist and his key themes. These initial insights spark curiosity and encourage you to explore the ‘Hungertuch’ further.

This free guide to the ‘Hungertuch’ provides an introduction to the artwork, the artist and his key themes. These initial insights spark curiosity and encourage you to explore the ‘Hungertuch’ further.

by Bruce Clarke.

Bruce Clarke has designed the Lenten veil for 2027/2028 on behalf of Misereor. It is entitled ‘Journey into the Unknown’ and is inspired by the story of the Emmaus disciples. It addresses uncertainty and the search for direction – whilst at the same time offering a sign of hope: people can reach out to one another, dare to connect and find new paths together.

Display fabric made from recycled fibres, approx. 180 g/sq m. The material is flame-retardant and therefore complies with the safety regulations for public buildings in accordance with DIN B1.

Dimensions of the large ‘Hungertuch’: 284 x 200 cm. Dimensions of the motif: approx. 257 x 173 cm. The ‘Hungertuch’ was produced with a climate contribution.

by Bruce Clarke.

Bruce Clarke has designed the Lenten veil for 2027/2028 on behalf of Misereor. It is entitled ‘Journey into the Unknown’ and is inspired by the story of the Emmaus disciples. It addresses uncertainty and the search for direction – whilst at the same time offering a sign of hope: people can reach out to one another, dare to connect and find new paths together.

Display fabric made from recycled fibres, approx. 180 g/sq m. The material is flame-retardant and therefore complies with the safety regulations for public buildings in accordance with DIN B1.

Dimensions of the large ‘Hungertuch’: 284 x 200 cm. Dimensions of the motif: approx. 257 x 173 cm. The ‘Hungertuch’ was produced with a climate contribution.

The Misereor Famine Banner 2027/28 in a small format. Display fabric made from recycled fibres.

Dimensions of the small Hunger Towel: 120 x 85 cm. Dimensions of the design: approx. 104 x 72 cm.

The Hunger Towel was produced with a climate contribution.

The Misereor Famine Banner 2027/28 in a small format. Display fabric made from recycled fibres.

Dimensions of the small Hunger Towel: 120 x 85 cm. Dimensions of the design: approx. 104 x 72 cm.

The Hunger Towel was produced with a climate contribution.

• Primary school to year 6**

What forms of violence and neglect do children experience both in the Global South and in Germany? The educational poster teaches pupils about the forms of violence that exist in their everyday lives, what they should not put up with and what rights they have. It also illustrates how one of Misereor's partner projects works with children in Nairobi who have suffered violence.

• Published by: Misereor

• Colour poster DIN A1**

• Didactic commentary for teachers included

• Year of publication: 2023**

• Primary school to year 6**

What forms of violence and neglect do children experience both in the Global South and in Germany? The educational poster teaches pupils about the forms of violence that exist in their everyday lives, what they should not put up with and what rights they have. It also illustrates how one of Misereor's partner projects works with children in Nairobi who have suffered violence.

• Published by: Misereor

• Colour poster DIN A1**

• Didactic commentary for teachers included

• Year of publication: 2023**

How does it work, collecting donations together online for Misereor? Our #GutesTun work aid shows you how easy it is to plan, implement and advertise your fundraising campaign. Let yourself be inspired and get started right away! Format 10.5 x 21 cm.

How does it work, collecting donations together online for Misereor? Our #GutesTun work aid shows you how easy it is to plan, implement and advertise your fundraising campaign. Let yourself be inspired and get started right away! Format 10.5 x 21 cm.

• Primary school up to year 6**

In all countries around the world, children take on a variety of jobs, for example in the family or in the family business. But where is the line between normal cooperation and exploitative child labour? Pupils learn about different forms of child labour. Selected criteria for child labour from the ILO (International Labour Organization) are illustrated, among other things, which the children can use to discuss and assess what constitutes exploitative child labour.

• Published by: Misereor

• Colour poster: DIN A1

• Didactic commentary for teachers included

• Year of publication: 2018**

• Primary school up to year 6**

In all countries around the world, children take on a variety of jobs, for example in the family or in the family business. But where is the line between normal cooperation and exploitative child labour? Pupils learn about different forms of child labour. Selected criteria for child labour from the ILO (International Labour Organization) are illustrated, among other things, which the children can use to discuss and assess what constitutes exploitative child labour.

• Published by: Misereor

• Colour poster: DIN A1

• Didactic commentary for teachers included

• Year of publication: 2018**

Misereor commissioned an external review of the quality of the evaluations commissioned directly by partner organisations between 2016 and 2020.

The study analysed 64 randomly selected assignments from a total of 360 evaluations from the period in question.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: January 2022
• 5 pages
• Contact: Saidou Ouédraogo: +49 241 442 371 / Saidou.Ouedraogo@misereor.de

Misereor commissioned an external review of the quality of the evaluations commissioned directly by partner organisations between 2016 and 2020.

The study analysed 64 randomly selected assignments from a total of 360 evaluations from the period in question.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: January 2022
• 5 pages
• Contact: Saidou Ouédraogo: +49 241 442 371 / Saidou.Ouedraogo@misereor.de