PRI and NPR: Yemeni Conflict Strangling the Country
Public Radio International (PRI) aired an extensive interview with Bushra Alkdukhainah, a CARE Yemen staffer, that detailed life in the war-torn country. “There’s no more...
Public Radio International (PRI) aired an extensive interview with Bushra Alkdukhainah, a CARE Yemen staffer, that detailed life in the war-torn country. “There’s no more...
In a live broadcast, C-SPAN aired the opening plenary from CARE’s national conference that focused on empowering women to end global poverty.
Sens. Chris Coons (D-Del.), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) and Michelle Nunn, CARE's president and CEO wrote an op-ed in USA Today on the power of U.S. foreign aid.
CARE expressed deep disappointment upon hearing news reports that the Trump Administration would end Obama’s “Let Girls Learn” program which aimed to educate girls in the...
The ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh makes up 13 percent of the country's gross domestic product and has created jobs for more than 4 million workers, of which up to...
At this very moment famine conditions, marked by extreme hunger and malnutrition, are tightening their grip on more than 20 million people in Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen and...
A recent chemical attack in Syria was one of just "thousands of attacks on civilians," explains Holly Frew, CARE's emergency communications manager to 11 Alive, a local...
After a chemical attack in Syria, aid organizations outlined steps the Trump Administration could take to help alleviate humanitarian suffering in the war-torn country.
In Bangladesh, six in 10 girls are still married off before the age of 18, despite the fact that child marriage is illegal there. Teens across the country are fighting back...
In an interview with CNN International, Lex Kassenberg, CARE's emergency and humanitarian director, described famine conditions tightening their grip in four separate...