An estimated 64 million girls around the world are forced into marriage before the age of 18 and on this year's International Day of the Girl, Fastcompany.com published a...
Michelle Nunn, CARE President and CEO, recently traveled to Afghanistan to visit CARE's women's empowerment programs in the war-torn country. She sat down with VICE Impact...
The U.S. is the largest contributor of foreign aid worldwide but the Trump Administration wants to change that, announcing huge cuts to foreign assistance. Not so fast, say a...
Ditching a century-old law governing U.S. shipping called the "Jones Act," could feed 10 million people at no additional cost to the U.S, wrote David Ray, CARE's vice...
Michelle Nunn, president and CEO of CARE, told the newsmagazine Inside Edition, that donations are critical to support the emergency response after a natural disaster.
Rep. Ami Bera (D-Calif) wrote an op-ed in The Hill, calling for American investment in global health. Rep. Bera, who is also a physician, traveled to Jordan with CARE...
Karl Paul, CARE Haiti’s country director warned about Hurricane Irma's potential disaster in Haiti in a story in the Washington Post. “Hurricane Irma could be a monster storm...
Richard Paterson, country rep for CARE in Cuba, told PBS Newshour that in preparation for Hurricane Irma, CARE was connecting with local partners and contacting suppliers for...
Michelle Nunn, CARE's president and CEO, was quoted in a column by the New York Times' Nicholas Kristof about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. “The situation in Yemen is a...
