- Crisis Response
The Independent: “Super El Niño will hit women the hardest, charity warns: ‘We should be very worried'”
This year's super El Niño will hit women across East and Southern Africa hardest, CARE's Regional Director, East and Southern Africa warned, at a time when aid cuts are already stripping away the health services they depend on.
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BBC America: CARE’s Catalina Vargas on the impact of the Venezuela earthquakes
Catalina Vargas, Country Director for CARE Colombia and first senior CARE representative to deploy to Venezuela in the immediate aftermath of the earthquakes, spoke to the BBC America about the humanitarian needs of the affected populations.
Read MoreThe Philadelphia Inquirer: Eighty years of CARE, an oped by Michelle Nunn
Michelle Nunn, President and CEO of CARE, pens an insightful opinion piece on the significance of CARE's 80 years of compassionate action. It all started with a small box of essential supplies sent from the city of Philadelphia to European families who had survived World War II.
Read MoreDevex: “We are uniting to change the future of aid”
Michelle Nunn, President and CEO of CARE, co-authored an opinion piece together with the CEOs of Mercy Corps Save the Children on the need to work together as an alliance to provide more cost-effective and relevant solutions to local problems.
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