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Join the Global 16 Days Campaign to end Gender Based Violence
The Global 16 Days of Campaign 2019 aims to prevent and end violence and harassment in the workplace with a policy focus on the ILO Convention on Ending Violence and Harassment in the World of Work.
Read moreMaria advocates workers’ rights as part of the Domestic Workers Movement in Guatemala
16 Days Campaign 2019
Read moreJolly encourages leadership among women within the garment industry in Bangladesh
16 Days Campaign 2019
Read moreLet's sell peanut oil
Rakietou Hassane Mossi from CARE Niger, shares about a workshop connecting Mata Masu Dubara (MMD) or Women on the Move’s companies and the private sector in Zinder, organized by CARE and its implementing partner, Actions in Favor of the Vulnerables (AFV).
Read more5 Min Inspiration: Walking the talk of gender equality in Uganda, Ethiopia and Rwanda
Women Economic empowerment and promotion of gender equality in Ethiopia, Uganda and Rwanda
Read moreFacing a Harsh First Winter in a Refugee Camp
While Ali* was at his house in al-Darbasiyah, a border town in north-east Syria, fighting broke out and bombings began. The women and children left the town on the same day to a village 20 kilometers away, while the men stayed behind. As the fighting continued for the next few ...
Read moreA Syrian mother in Northern Iraq: “We Barely Escaped Syria with Our Lives”
Diana* left her village near Ras al-Ain, on the Syrian-Turkish border, with her three children after the military operation began in north-east Syria in early October. Her husband stayed behind to look after their house and belongings. While fleeing with her children who are between the ages of six and ...
Read more4 human-interest stories marking 6 months since the devastating of Cyclone Kenneth
Six months of responding to the Cyclone Kenneth disaster and success stories
Read more5 Minutes of Inspiration: Sudanese helping each other
2 out of 3 of the people in CARE’s South and East Darfur Emergency Assistance project said what they want the next phase of the project to do is help more people in different communities. It’s an incredibly humbling fact: people who are getting the most basic support, and are ...
Read moreWhat happens when women in poverty are economic powerhouses? The world changes
We usually think of women in CARE’s projects as beneficiaries or participants, but they are so much more powerful than that. Women who work in CARE’s programs use their skills to build businesses, create jobs, keep fresh produce in markets, and respond to emergencies. Let’s flip the narrative.
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