1/13/15
US News & World Report: The Challenge of the Syria Response
As the conflict in Syria rages on, people continue to flee the violence often with just the clothes on their backs. There are now 7.6 million people displaced inside Syria...
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12/1/14
World AIDS Day 2014: Focus, Partner, Achieve
CARE President and CEO Dr. Helene Gayle will participate in events to mark World AIDS Day at the White House this afternoon. Dr.
12/1/14
NY Times: An Inclusive Emerging Economy, with Africa in the Lead
Some of the world’s fastest growing economies are in Africa, and one emerging economic growth solution can be attributed to village savings and loan associations (VSLA), an...
11/12/14
Glamour Magazine Honors CARE Project Participant
Ana Cecilia Cortez Flies to NYC from Honduras to accept award It was the trip of a lifetime. On Friday, Ana Cecilia Cortez, 15 years old, flew from her small farming town in...
10/24/14
Herald-Tribune: Refugees Flock to Safety in Jordan
Reporter Jessie Van Berkel of the Herald-Tribune traveled to Jordan for two weeks in August as part of a fellowship with the International Center for Journalists funded by...
10/2/14
In The Quest To Make A Difference, 'A Path Appears'
Everyone wants to "make a difference" but with an overwhelming array of charitable causes and organizations, the question is: how? Journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl...
10/2/14
The Sad Hidden Plight of Child Grooms
The consequences of early marriage on young girls are well known, but millions of underage boys are also married off each year—and there is little research on their fates. ...
10/2/14
Alicia Keys Asks: Why Are We Here?
Alicia Keys is a superstar singer who has mostly kept her clothes on and gossip off.