9/4/15
MSNBC: CARE’s Holly Frew on Syrian Refugee Crisis
Holly Frew, CARE’s emergency communications officer, appeared on MSNBC to explain how Americans can best help refugees.
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7/29/15
PRI: Months after deadly quakes, Nepal's problems are only multiplying
Lex Kassenberg, the country director for CARE Nepal, informs Public Radio International that landslides and the monsoon season in Nepal are more unpredictable than ever...
7/13/15
The Atlantic: The Legacy of Live Aid, 30 Years Later
Elizabeth McLaughlin, a country director for CARE, credits Live Aid for influencing her to leave her former career as a stockbroker. “Whatever came out of Live Aid—millions...
7/13/15
South Sudan’s Fourth Birthday
This month marks South Sudan’s fourth birthday but there’s not much to celebrate. The world’s youngest country is mired in a civil war that has displaced more than 2 million...
7/9/15
Atlanta Magazine: Michelle Nunn Officially Joins CARE as new CEO
Michelle Nunn comes to CARE after leading Points of Light, a volunteer organization, for seven years.
6/29/15
The Weather Channel: Helene Gayle on World’s Biggest Threat to Food Security
CARE’s CEO Helene D.
5/13/15
CNN I: Helene Gayle Talks Second Nepal Quake
Dr. Helene D. Gayle, CARE’s president and CEO, gave an update on the second Nepal earthquake to CNN International’s flagship Asia Pacific morning show.
5/12/15
MSNBC: CARE’s Response to Second Nepal Earthquake
CARE’s Lucy Beck spoke about Nepal’s second earthquake in a live phone interview on MSNBC’s “Live with Thomas Roberts.”
5/11/15
Huffington Post: Why 13-Years-Olds Shouldn't Be Married
Kiran Kochar McCabe offered a unique perspective on the problem of child marriage around the world in a Huffington Post blog.
4/30/15
The Takeaway: Amid Crisis, Nepalis Turn to Buddhist Culture
Lex Kassenberg, CARE Nepal’s country director, gave an on-the-ground update of CARE’s response to the Nepal Earthquake on The Takeaway.