Flash Presentations

Our Flash presentations show you a closer look at the people, issues and events affecting the fight against poverty.

The Girl Effect
Girls are powerful, both for what they contribute to their families and communities in their youth, and for their unlimited potential as women. When we all invest in girls, everyone wins: Girls, their families, their communities and their nations. The result is the end to poverty. Here are three things you can do now to start The Girl Effect: 1) Donate. 2) Spread the Word. 3) Learn More.
Girls are powerful, both for what they contribute to their families and communities in their youth, and for their unlimited potential as women.
Maria Landa would make Rosie the Riveter proud. Few thought a woman welder could succeed in Peru. But Maria has been proving them wrong for years!
Educating girls is one of the most effective ways to improve conditions in poor countries. That's why it's a cornerstone of CARE's poverty-fighting work.
In honor of International Women's Day on March 8th, acclaimed photographer Phil Borges presents the story of Abay, a young woman who transformed her community with CARE's help.



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