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My Kindred Country: CARE in Kibera
As I write my final blog entry, I am somewhere over Canada. I have been traveling for close to 24 hours. The past two weeks have been some of the longest, most heart wrenching and most beautiful Read More
My Kindred Country: Creating Safe Spaces through Basketball
By the end of my first week in Kenya, I have truly settled in. I am no longer waking up at 3 am. My sense of time has synced with the rest of the country. Iâve learned the currency Read More
My Kindred Country: CARE in Kenya Day One
Have you ever encountered a kindred spirit? You know, a person that you meet and somehow, within minutes, swear youâve known for a lifetime? That perhaps you met in another life? Well, I have. Read More
Water's Open Door
At Akodokodoi village in Northern Uganda, the tree divides us. On one side, we the project staff from CARE and partner organizations sit on short wooden folding chairs, forming a loose circle Read More
Taking the Issue of Forced Child Marriage to Congress
I”m afraid I might become one of those people. You know, those people. The ones that you start to have a conversation about the weather, the price of fresh produce, and it always comes back to Read More
A Voice from Nairobi
Posted by: Staci Dixon at 9:55AM EST on April
9, 2010
In
2002, I attended my first MicroCredit Summit in Cote d”Ivoire.
It consisted of a few Read More
UN Climate Talks in Bangkok
I am here at a two-week UN climate meeting in Bangkok with CARE colleagues from around the world, including local partners from Nepal, Kenya and Tanzania. The Bangkok Read More
Reflecting on Kenya
Helene Gayle, president and CEO of CARE, reflects on her trip to Kenya.
During the past few days we've learned a lot, visited various sites, dividing into three groups going to Read More
Strong Impressions
Helene Gayle, president and CEO of CARE, blogs from her trip to Kenya.
August 11, 2008
It was a long, action packed day today, hopping between Read More
Awaiting arrivals without soup
Blog by Allen Clinton, CARE staff, currently on a Learning Tours trip to Kenya.
Helene, Admiral Fallon, congressional staff and others on the Learning Tours trip are about to land in Read More