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CARE News & Stories Receives Top Honors with 2023 Eppy Award for Best Magazine Website

Elcin lost her mother & her children in last February's devastating earthquakes in Syria. She herself was trapped under the debris of her house for 81 hours. CARE’s Sarah Easter worked with Elcin to share her story. Photo: Sarah Easter/CARE

Elcin lost her mother & her children in last February's devastating earthquakes in Syria. She herself was trapped under the debris of her house for 81 hours. CARE’s Sarah Easter worked with Elcin to share her story. Photo: Sarah Easter/CARE

CARE puts women and girls at the center of their stories because they know that poverty cannot be overcome until all people have equal rights and opportunities.

Atlanta, Ga. (November 7, 2023) – CARE News & Stories, a humanitarian media platform known for its unique blend of human-centered, visually-engaging storytelling, has been honored with the 2023 Eppy Award for Best Magazine Website by Editor & Publisher.

Established in 2019, CARE News & Stories has rapidly set itself apart as a premier digital platform, delivering not just news about the humanitarian organization, but narratives that underscore the essence of CARE’s global mission to save lives, defeat poverty, and achieve social justice, with a particular focus on women and girls.

The Eppy Awards celebrate excellence in digital publishing across numerous categories, and the judges recognized CARE News & Stories’ efforts to create vibrant, engaging stories that encapsulate essential information and motivate public support for humanitarian causes.

“At CARE, we know that stories help save lives,” said Travis Nichols, CARE USA’s Director of Content Strategy. “Receiving this award is a welcome acknowledgment of our global network of content creators who work tirelessly to deliver compelling stories that not only inform but also stir readers to take action.”

The CARE stories Editor & Publisher recognized this year included:

Lebanon today: seeking a path through years of loss” by Mary Kate Wilson, which recounts the rebuilding efforts three years after 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded at the Port of Beirut.

Syria: The things they went back for” by Hillol Sobhan and Sulafah Al-Shami, which tells the story of the catastrophic February 6 earthquakes in Syria through the everyday objects the survivors rescued from the devastation.

Six months after being buried alive” by Sarah Easter, in which Elcin, a mother who lost her children and mother in the disaster, recalls her days being buried alive in the rubble.

As CARE News & Stories continues to expand its reach and deepen its impact, this recognition by the Eppy Awards will serve as both a milestone and a motivating force to continue pushing the boundaries of digital journalism in support of a greater good.

For further details about CARE News & Stories and its award-winning initiatives, as well as new stories about Uganda and climate change, a “Women’s Friendly Health space” in Afghanistan, and the heroic efforts to deliver “miracle water” in Gaza, visit https://www.care.org/news-and-stories/news/.

 

About the Eppy Awards

Hosted by Editor & Publisher, the Eppy Awards celebrate the best of digital media across the globe. Recognizing excellence in online journalism, the Eppys honor websites affiliated with the media industry that demonstrate outstanding quality in content and design. 

 For more information, please visit https://eppyawards.com.

 

About CARE News & Stories

Launched in 2019, CARE News & Stories is at the vanguard of digital humanitarian storytelling, delivering in-depth reporting and analysis within a visually-rich format. 

Through its global network of content creators, CARE News & Stories ensures that every article not only informs but also connects and inspires its audience to action.

 

About CARE

Founded in 1945 with the creation of the CARE Package®, CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. CARE places special focus on working alongside women and girls. Equipped with the proper resources, women and girls have the power to lift whole families and entire communities out of poverty. This year, CARE and partners worked in 111 countries implementing 1,600 poverty-fighting development and humanitarian aid projects and initiatives that reached 174,000,000 people. To learn more, visit www.care.org

 

For media enquiries, please contact:

Ashley Shackleford, CARE USA, Press Officer
Ashley.Shackleford@care.org

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