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5 Min Inspiration: Shorter hours, fish heads, and equality at work
Here’s something that some would have never considered: eating a fish head proves equality at home.
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
5 Min Inspiration: Women in Vietnam Break the Silence and Reduce Violence
“I feel stronger and more comfortable. I identified types of economic, physical, and emotional violence and know who can help me when I am in violent situation.”
5 Min Inspiration: How to fix the sexist future of work
Hina in Pakistan talks about the challenges of running her business in COVID: “We suffered a lot. There came a point at which we thought that we might not be able to stand our ground anymore. Yet I overcame the challenges and went on. Running a business…
How women in Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Vietnam are changing their workplaces
When you think about your wellbeing and work, what would make a difference to you?
Our Five Fave Photos From 2021
We found five photographers living in communities where CARE Australia works, and asked them to share their favourite images that depict daily life, and capture the ways that supporting women helps defeat poverty.
Coffee Agroforestry
How savings groups have led to greater gender equality among husbands and wives in Vietnam.
How Vietnam Helped the Government Rethink Community Rights
Promoting Land Rights for Ethnic Minority People ran in Vietnam from 2016-2018, with $785,000 in funding from the EU. It reached 1,211 people directly, and nearly 12 million indirectly.
Minority women in Vietnam convince governments to use evidence
The Voice and Rights for Ethnic Minority Women ran from 2015-2018 with $400,000 in support from the European Union. The project was in partnership with the Vietnam Women’s Union, and reached 105 people directly and 22,000 indirectly.
Suffering in silence: The 80 million people you might have never heard of
Many of the millions of people in need do not live in any of those places you have seen on TV. Forgetting those crises will not make them go away, on the contrary, they will likely only worsen.