CARE BLOG
Join Our Email List Today
Latest Blogs
Filter Blogs
- Afghanistan Apply Afghanistan filter
- (-) Remove Australia filter Australia
- (-) Remove Austria filter Austria
- Bangladesh Apply Bangladesh filter
- Bolivia Apply Bolivia filter
- Brazil Apply Brazil filter
- Cambodia Apply Cambodia filter
- Canada Apply Canada filter
- Cuba Apply Cuba filter
- Ecuador Apply Ecuador filter
- Egypt Apply Egypt filter
- France Apply France filter
- Georgia Apply Georgia filter
- Guatemala Apply Guatemala filter
- Haiti Apply Haiti filter
- Honduras Apply Honduras filter
- India Apply India filter
- Indonesia Apply Indonesia filter
- Japan Apply Japan filter
- Jordan Apply Jordan filter
- Lebanon Apply Lebanon filter
- Madagascar Apply Madagascar filter
- Malawi Apply Malawi filter
- (-) Remove Mozambique filter Mozambique
- Nepal Apply Nepal filter
- Netherlands Apply Netherlands filter
- Nicaragua Apply Nicaragua filter
- Pakistan Apply Pakistan filter
- Peru Apply Peru filter
- Philippines Apply Philippines filter
- South Africa Apply South Africa filter
- Sri Lanka Apply Sri Lanka filter
- Syria - Donate to Syria Apply Syria - Donate to Syria filter
- Thailand Apply Thailand filter
- United States Apply United States filter
- Vietnam Apply Vietnam filter
- Zambia Apply Zambia filter
- Zimbabwe Apply Zimbabwe filter
No Options Available
Reset All Filters
- Advocacy Apply Advocacy filter
- CARE Office Apply CARE Office filter
- Child Marriage Apply Child Marriage filter
- Economic Development Apply Economic Development filter
- Education Apply Education filter
- Emergency Apply Emergency filter
- Features Apply Features filter
- Food and Nutrition Security Apply Food and Nutrition Security filter
- Hunger Apply Hunger filter
- Violence Against Women Apply Violence Against Women filter
Anastacia Makes Things Happen
International Women’s Day might be my favorite day of the year. It gives me a chance to reflect on all of the amazing women that I get to work with every day.
This isn’t just Read More
Joy Has Hatched in My House
"Like an egg, joy has hatched in my house. Between myself and my wives, and between me and my children. I learned that compassion is a new force for transformation." Amada is a participant in the Read More
It's Time to Stop Digging Graves for Our Daughters
At the age of 22, Mariam[1] survived a rape, and thought her life was over. She never thought that she would pull through this ordeal that had tainted her, family and her clan. Today, thanks to Read More
Keeping the Tradition
Despite the rocky beginning to her own marriage when she was 12, Endayehu seriously considered getting her own daughters married as children to “maintain a good image” for her family. Find out Read More
The Girl Who Became Her Mother’s Teacher
By Jimmy Nzau, Senior Regional Advisor, is sharing the story from his recent technical visit in Djibouti.
It is day one of our Read More
Serena's Test
Mali Conflict: A Disrupted Past, an Uncertain Future
By Adel Sarkozi, CARE
Haussa and Komjo in the background. é 2013 Alpha Cisse/CAREIn an outer suburb of Bamako â Mali's capital - with half finished buildings on dusty dirt roads Read More
The Women of Koundougou
By Marie-Eve Bertrand
Koundougou, Mali. Bilta and Hawa have joined their village committe 3 months ago. It is a first for the village. They are thankful for Read More
USAID on the Horn of Africa famine
In a blog post marking the first year anniversary of 2011's declaration of Read More
Everybody Depends on the Earth to Survive
The farmers of Dan Maza Idi village in Niger have a saying: "Everybody depends on the Earth to survive." But climate change is making survival more difficult in Dan Maza Idi and Read More