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“Always keep learning”: How CARE is incorporating AI into its work
As technology plays an ever-increasing role in the way the world operates, CARE Chief Information Officer, Jerry Tuan is leading CARE’s efforts to leverage the power of AI for social good. In this conversation, Jerry shares his background, excitement and vision for AI for humanitarian aid and at CARE.
Read MoreWhen society told Maria José she couldn’t start a business, she did it anyway. On her terms.
“My confidence has grown so much because I stepped out of my comfort zone. I never imagined myself standing in a mall selling my own products, but I broke that barrier. Who can do that? Only someone with self-confidence."
Read MoreWhen life presented barriers, Chanh pursued business growth. On her terms.
“I have changed a lot. Before, I wasn't confident sitting in front of people like this at all, but now, through this job and the time spent interacting with many people, I feel that I have grown more mature and confident.”
Read MoreHelp CARE respond to emergencies.
CARE is there delivering lifesaving aid and defending the lives of families in crisis.
Small business, big impact: The transformative power of women entrepreneurs
There are more women than ever in business today, yet most have only three-quarters of the legal rights that men have when it comes to career, finances, and work-life balance – this despite the fact that women-led businesses are vital not just for their reinvestment into household incomes and national economies, but also for their transformative power.
Read MoreWhen ‘Women Shine’, Communities Prosper
CARE’s Women Shine economic empowerment project, developed with support from Tiffany & Co., has reached over 5,000 people over the last two years. Receiving entrepreneurship and financial literacy training through this project has transformed the lives of women like Mabinty Thulllah.
Read MoreAs NY Fashion Week arrives, women fashion entrepreneurs battle for equality, respect
As Fashion Week kicks off this week in Manhattan, grabbing headlines and racking up celeb sightings, the reality is that the garment business is one of the leading employers of women around the world. Yet it is not one where women enjoy the same economic rights as men.
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