Just in time for Giving Tuesday, CARE joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Times Square to kick off the holiday season. The event launched the 2025 Light the World initiative and officially unveiled this year’s Giving Machines.
Read MoreCARE and Trickle Up today announced the launch of a new tool designed to measure women’s digital agency – their ability to confidently use technology, make informed digital decisions, and shape their own online opportunities.
Read MoreThe 2025 Impact Awards will celebrate CARE’s 80th anniversary and pay homage to the moments that have shaped the organization’s work and legacy — from delivering the world’s first CARE PACKAGES® in the aftermath of World War II, to leading bold responses to today’s most urgent crises.
Read MoreCARE was recognized this week as the beneficiary of ELLE International’s 80th anniversary celebration. The event, hosted by the French Consulate in Manhattan, marked the New York stop of a traveling art exhibition organized by ELLE that featured works by 31 women artists from around the world.
Read MoreCARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
Koheun Lee, Human-Centered Program Manager for CARE's Strive Women program, pens an insightful blog that that discusses how ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) often reinforce societal bias and perpetuate harmful stereotypes. After highlighting lessons learned from a women-centered design experiment, she discusses how to mitigate biases in existing GPTs.
Read MoreOn August 22, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) released a report that confirmed famine in Gaza City. Becky Ryan, CARE Response Director in Gaza, spoke to the Washington Post about the health conditions of women and children she met while in Gaza.
Read MoreAfghan women and girl returnees from Iran and Pakistan urgently need immediate humanitarian assistance and sustained support to rebuild their lives in communities already under severe economic and environmental pressure, UN Women and CARE have warned.
Read MoreThe prestigious journal Stanford Social Innovation Review featured an article that highlights CARE's model of Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs). The article is penned by CARE's staffers Aisha Rahamatali, Vidhya Sriram, and Maria Liu.
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