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3 Reasons Why U.S. Must Pay Its Fair Share to Combat COVID-19 Globally

By Alison Shapiro • April 27, 2021

A new joint analysis by CARE and Booz Allen Hamilton makes the case for why investing in global vaccine procurement and delivery is not only the right thing to do but is also economically beneficial to the United States.

The Case for U.S. Investment in Global COVID-19 Vaccinations

By CARE Staff in partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton • April 26, 2021

A joint analysis by CARE and Booz Allen Hamilton reveals the investment it will take to reach low- and middle- income countries with vaccines and what we stand to lose without action.

Village Savings & Loan Associations Annual Report 2020

By CARE Staff • April 21, 2021

VSLAs have become a force for good during this pandemic, supporting community responses, sharing important health messages and re-focusing finances to adapt to the crisis.

3 Reasons Why Women Health Workers are Key to COVID-19 Vaccine Access

By Jacky Habib • March 25, 2021

A new CARE report details the role women frontline health workers play in vaccine delivery and why we must invest in fair pay and decent working conditions.

Our Best Shot: Women Frontline Health Workers around the world are keeping you safe from COVID-19

By Emily Janoch, Mariela Rodriguez, and Beja Turner • March 25, 2021

CARE’s report details the role women frontline health workers play in vaccine delivery and why we must invest in fair pay and decent working conditions.

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Pay, Protect and Respect Women Health Workers on the Front Lines of Vaccine Distribution

By Emily Janoch • March 25, 2021

Women health workers contribute $3 trillion to the global economy every year, but half of this work is unpaid and unrecognized.

This Yemeni Woman is Working to Prevent Displaced People from Contracting COVID-19

By Jacky Habib • March 18, 2021

Mona is an IDP in Yemen, where she is spearheading a hygiene project in a camp for internally displaced people.

Three Steps the Female Digital Revolution Can’t Succeed Without

By Payal Dalal and Hilary Mathews • March 11, 2021

In 2020, millions of women left the workforce. As the pandemic accelerates the move toward a digital economy, women are at risk of being left behind.

She is a Surgeon: Gabriela Portillo

By CARE Staff • March 8, 2021

Gabriela Portillo shares the challenges and motivations of life as a humanitarian worker during an unprecedented pandemic. This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating EVERY Woman — the frontline workers, the entrepreneurs, the changemakers.

How Malians are eating 3 meals a day

By Emily Janoch • January 26, 2021

When COVID-19 hit Mali, the combination of markets closing, quarantine measures, and falling incomes meant that people had to conserve food carefully. Six months later, many families are eating three meals a day again.

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