Thought Leadership

Meet the Humanitarians who are Real Life Heroes

By Jacky Habib • August 18, 2020

CARE Vanuatu’s Marie Toto understands the unique needs of remote communities in times of crisis.

How One Humanitarian Saved her Family and Neighbors From a Deadly Cyclone

By CARE Staff • August 17, 2020

CARE Vanuatu’s Marie Toto understands the unique needs of remote communities in times of crisis.

Overcoming Global Unemployment During COVID-19: ‘I Still Have Hope’

By Emily Janoch • August 13, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has eliminated 277 billion hours of paid work as of June 30, the equivalent of 400 million full-time jobs. CARE is working with local partners and entrepreneurs to provide hope and support for those left unemployed by the health crisis.

5 Reasons Why Your Vote Matters in 2020

By Alison Shapiro • July 29, 2020

In 2020, it’s time we all commit to creating a just and equal world for all. As advocates, as a community, as a nation, we can’t wait any longer.

Rep. John Lewis: ‘Find A Way To Get In The Way’

By CARE Staff • July 21, 2020

Rep. John Lewis delivered a stirring speech at the 2015 CARE National Conference in Washington, D.C.

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

CARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.

Give now

Thought Leadership

Iman: ‘I am a Refugee’

By CARE Staff • June 16, 2020

Ahead of World Refugee Day on June 20, CARE’s Global Advocate shares her personal story of becoming a refugee at 16 to draw attention to the particular threat COVID-19 poses to the most vulnerable, including refugees and the forcibly displaced.

A Look at How Refugees Around the World Are Living During COVID-19

By Jacky Habib • June 16, 2020

From Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, this photo essay gives a glimpse into how displaced people are coping amid a pandemic.

We need to do better.

By Michelle Nunn • June 3, 2020

Equality. Inclusion. Social Justice. These are the values CARE works toward every day.

Leo & Helga – Finding Love in CARE PACKAGE®

By Helga Kissell • May 27, 2020

Leo and Helga Kissell met in Germany during World War II. After Leo returned to the USA, he sent Helga one of the first CARE PACKAGES. Within three years, they were married.

Doing More with Less: Behavioral Insights for Humanitarian Cash and Voucher Assistance

By Holly Welcome-Radice and Meghann Perez • April 24, 2020

Still, humanitarians continue to ask themselves: How can unconditional cash transfers be made even more impactful and still allow people to best decide and act on their needs?

Back
10 of 12
Next

Journalists are free to use material from CARE.org without permission. Please tag us on social media and be sure to include proper credit for photos and videos.

Press inquiries view our Press Resources page or contact us at: usacarenews@care.org or call +1 404-735-0871

Thought Leadership

Thought Leadership

Meet the Humanitarians who are Real Life Heroes

Thought Leadership

How One Humanitarian Saved her Family and Neighbors From a Deadly Cyclone

Thought Leadership

Overcoming Global Unemployment During COVID-19: ‘I Still Have Hope’

Thought Leadership

5 Reasons Why Your Vote Matters in 2020

Thought Leadership

Rep. John Lewis: ‘Find A Way To Get In The Way’

Help CARE respond to emergencies.

Thought Leadership

Iman: ‘I am a Refugee’

Thought Leadership

A Look at How Refugees Around the World Are Living During COVID-19

Thought Leadership

We need to do better.

Thought Leadership

Leo & Helga – Finding Love in CARE PACKAGE®

Thought Leadership

Doing More with Less: Behavioral Insights for Humanitarian Cash and Voucher Assistance

9

10

11

12

10 of 12

As governments cut critical humanitarian funding, the need does not stop. We need you more than ever. Act now and your gift will be matched 2X!