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Demanding More for Girls
Today I was honored to join the CARE delegation at the Girl Summit along with notables from Nike Foundation President Maria Eitel to UK Prime Minister David Cameron. Some of the most inspiring Read More
Mother-in-Laws Matter
Rani is 17 years old, beautiful, confident, and committed to change. In her village in Bangladesh, most girls get married between 12 and 14, and don’t go to school past the fifth grade. Not Rani Read More
Breaking Taboos: Exposing Violence to End Violence in the Arab World
By Sherine Ibrahim
The Middle East has been receiving a bad rap for the treatment of women. Multiple reports, articles and personal testimonials point to an upsurge in violence Read More
Why Activism? How “16 Days” Highlights Tools to End Gender-Based Violence
by Milkah Kihunah
Milkah Kihunah is a Senior Policy Adviser on Gender and Empowerment with CARE USA. In this role she conducts policy analysis and advocacy on issues of women’s Read More
Impact
CARE's Learning Tours program, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is a strategic entry point for education and engagement of policymakers and those who can influence policy. The Read More
Lifting a burden from hard-working Ethiopian women
It takes a lot of strength to carry 55 pounds of water for
more than four hours across eastern Ethiopiaâs arid highlands. It also takes particular
strength to Read More
“This box is a painkiller.’
By Suzanne Berman, CARE Field Coordinator
Siaya is a town twenty miles from Lake Victoria, in Western Kenya. I am in town to visit community groups that my CARE Kenya Read More
The status of motherhood in the US- time for change!
All is not well with the status of motherhood in the United States. While we”ve become more empowered in our right to choose whether or not we want children and how we balance family life, Read More
Adam Poulter: Dadaab Blog 5
Adam Poulter, Emergency Response Manager for CARE Australia
August 2011
As a humanitarian worker for the past sixteen years I have seen some pretty shocking scenes. Before Read More
Thinking of Climate Change
By Adotei Akwei
Thinking of Climate Change is not easy it sounds so big, so insurmountable, and it seems so far away. Here in the United States the idea that we are connected and impacted Read More