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Learn about usThe declaration of an end to the COVID global public health emergency by the WHO is much-needed good news. It is critical that we don’t move forward without fully incorporating and acting upon the lessons of the pandemic.
Read MoreIt is being called the 4th Industrial Revolution spurred by COVID19. A revolutionization and modernization of the workforce. But unlike previous revolutions this one is leaving women behind according to a new report released today titled The Future of Work is Sexist.
Read MoreCARE calls on U.S. Congress to appropriate at least $5 billion for global COVID response as soon as possible, so that we can get shots in arms and deliver tests and treatments to communities at the last mile.
Read MorePresident Joe Biden appealed to world leaders on Thursday for a renewed international commitment to attacking COVID-19 as he led the U.S. in marking the approaching “tragic milestone” of 1 million deaths at home from the virus. He ordered flags lowered to half-staff and warned against “complacency” around the globe.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
In the latest Senate package targeted at stopping the coronavirus, U.S. lawmakers dropped nearly all funding for curbing the virus beyond American borders, a move many health experts slammed as dangerously short-sighted.
Read MoreCARE and dozens of global health and development organizations released a response after the U.S. Senate agreed on a supplemental COVID-19 funding package that cuts off funding for the global COVID response.
Read MoreNEW DELHI (AP) — The company behind a COVID-19 vaccine touted as a key tool for the developing world has sent tens of millions of doses to wealthy nations but provided none yet to the U.N.-backed effort to supply poorer countries, a sign that inequity persists in the global response to the pandemic.
Read MoreThe potential cost of a prolonged pandemic to the U.S. economy would be at least $207 billion and could reach as high as $671 billion over the next five years, further highlighting the urgency of the global vaccine effort.
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