3/24/17
CNN: Help famine victims in Africa, Yemen
Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia, and Nigeria are urgently in need of food assistance. With over 20 million people on the verge of famine, CNN included links to organizations like...
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3/14/17
Devex: Aid workers push for fast funds, local government action in Somalia drought
Now is the time to respond to the Somalia drought to avert famine and save more lives, aid workers told Devex. Raheel Chaudhary, CARE Somalia's country director explained...
3/13/17
The New York Times, Women in the World: Bushra Aldukhainah, a humanitarian coordinator for CARE, tells of the forgotten war in Yemen
Bushra Aldukhainah, a humanitarian coordinator for CARE Yemen, shares her personal tale about the war’s toll on Yemenis. Like Aldukhainah, millions have fled their homes with...
3/8/17
Atlanta Media: International Women’s Day 2017
In celebration of International Women’s Day, CARE launched Walk In Her Shoes, a weeklong solidarity and fundraising campaign in support of women and girls struggling to lift...
3/1/17
Refinery29: Take This 31-Day Challenge to Help Women Everywhere
In honor of International Women’s Day, Refinery29 listed 31 actions to help women around the world. On the eighth day, readers are invited to “Walk It Out” by participating...
2/22/17
CNN: Christiane Amanpour visits Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan
Christiane Amanpour and her son Darius recently visited a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan where CARE operates a community center and provides other services. They speak to a...
2/14/17
The Stanford Daily: Mental health researcher initiates letter-writing campaign for Syrian refugees
Laila Soudi, a mental health researcher at the Stanford School of Medicine, has initiated a letter-writing campaign for Syrian refugees and will partner with CARE to...
2/9/17
Devex: Poised for Scale, Primed for Investment
In an article on Devex.com, CARE President and CEO Michelle Nunn celebrates the finalists and winners in CARE's Scale X Design Challenge, which awarded $450,000 in prizes Jan.
2/3/17
LA Times: Aid groups see Trump’s travel restrictions as 'a huge step backwards'
Several humanitarian aid organizations, including CARE, have made travel contingencies for its staff in response to President Trump’s recent travel restrictions.
2/1/17
WABE: CARE CEO Michelle Nunn on President Trump’s Travel Order
CARE CEO Michelle Nunn recently told Atlanta’s NPR station the President Trump’s executive order on travel and immigration would jeopardize the international relief...