Gender equality
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Women leaders in the garment industry - Photographer blog
Read moreYen in Vietnam, Fabeha in Bangladesh and Anita in Indonesia each spoke to women holding different roles in garment factories to learn what matters most to them.
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Hodan Ibrahim's letter to G7 leaders
Read moreHodan from Somalia writes to G7 leaders to demand action on the multiple crises affecting women and girls.
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Ruma's letter to G7 leaders
Read moreRuma from Bangladesh writes to G7 leaders to demand action on the multiple crises affecting women and girls.
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Dalia Qasem Farea writes to G7 leaders
Read moreDalia writes to G7 leaders to demand action on the multiple crises affecting women and girls.
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Marwa's letter to G7 leaders
Read moreMarwa from Jordan writes to G7 leaders to demand action on the multiple crises affecting women and girls.
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Adenike Oladasu's letter to G7 leaders
Read moreAdenike from Chad writes to G7 leaders to demand action on the multiple crises affecting women and girls.
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Seven CARE women demand action from G7 leaders ahead of this week's Summit
Read moreSeven women from countries including Ukraine, Afghanistan and Bangladesh have written to G7 leaders to offer a first-hand perspective on how the world’s most pressing crises are affecting women and girls globally.
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I joined a Wikipedia Editathon to #ChangeTheStory and address the Wikipedia Gender Gap
Read moreAt CARE, we’re trying to #ChangeTheStory on women’s representation by partnering with Wikimedia UK and Women In Red to celebrate women’s accomplishments. Only 19.3% of biographies on English Wikipedia are of women and we want to change that.
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CARE is changing the story: Making women equally represented and valued
Read moreCARE partners with Wikimedia UK and Women In Red to make sure women are equally represented and equally valued. Because when we change the story about women, we change the story for women.
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Getting girls back to school
Read moreAcross the world families are facing the heartbreaking decision not to send their daughters back to school. They simply have no choice.
