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The Beauty of Dadaab
by Niki Clark, CARE Emergency Media Officer in Kenya
September 2011
One of my "duties" as an emergency media officer here in the refugee camps in Dadaab, Kenya, is to share Read More
“We have hope now.’
by Niki Clark, Emergency Media Officer in Kenya
September 2011
When I told my family and friends that I was leaving for six weeks to work with CARE on temporary assignment in Read More
“Put Yourself in Their Shoes’
Interview with Michael Adams, Director of Operations for CAREâs Refugee Assistance Program in Dadaab
With an influx of almost 1,000 refugees per day, most of them Read More
A picture of strength and perspective amidst drought
Daniel Seller, Program Quality and Accountability Advisor
August 12, 2011
I have just visited Balich Village in Garissa district, North Eastern Province of Kenya. Inhabitants Read More
“All that counts is to save human life’
Sandra Bulling, CI Communications Officer
July, 2011
In Borena in southern Ethiopia the last two rainy seasons have brought no water. The drought took one third of all Read More
“If we didn”t leave, we would die’
July 20, 2011
Story of Shangara Hassan, a Somali woman who traveled to Dadaab refugee camp with her four children.
âI think I am twenty years old. I have four children 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
World renowned musician, Michael Franti, wrote about the CARE National Conference and Celebration on the Huffington post
Time for Passion and Strategy on Climate Change by Michael Franti
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-franti/time-for-passion-and-stra_b...
Ok, here's the deal. I remember reading Read More
Make a Powerful Noise on International Women's Day
On March 5, I”ll be attending APNLive, a one-night event being held at hundreds of theaters across the U.S. in celebration of international women”s day. I”ll be at the Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24 Read More
Somalia - It Happened Again
It happened yet again. This time it was on a Friday evening, just before the weekend. Usually, it happens around the holidays. Either right before or smack in the middle of it. Sometimes you Read More