Ethiopia

Locust Swarms of ‘Biblical Proportions’ Put Millions at Risk of Starvation

By Jacky Habib · June 26, 2020

Billions of locusts are swarming fragile regions around the world, destroying crops and threatening critical food supplies for millions of people.

Michelle Nunn on COVID-19: 5 Things We Can Do

By Adjoa Danso · April 6, 2020

CARE USA President and CEO Michelle Nunn shares five things we can do to slow the spread of coronavirus.

Q&A: An Expert Explains How to Respond to Coronavirus in the Most Vulnerable Parts of the World

By Alison Shapiro · March 27, 2020

CARE President and CEO Michelle Nunn sits down with CARE’s Director of Humanitarian Planning, Camille Davis, to discuss how CARE is mobilizing resources, coordinating logistics, and leading a global response to COVID-19.

What Makes Kids in Crisis so Smart About Hand Washing?

By Emily Janoch · March 26, 2020

Hand washing is the top tip WHO offers for slowing the spread of coronavirus. It saves lives all over the world. But a lot of people still don’t do it, even with the best access to resources.

Suffering in Silence IV

By CARE Staff · January 28, 2020

The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2019

Some Students in Ethiopia Are Hitchhiking to School Every Day

By Jacky Habib and Kate Adelung · August 15, 2019

The public bus runs just one day a week in Dire Dawa’s suburbs. The rough terrain and long distance to school make walking impossible.

Meet the Ethiopian Teacher-Turned-Entrepreneur Using Cartoons to Fight Social Injustice

By Jacky Habib · May 22, 2019

Bruktawit Tigabu gets animated about ending gender inequality

Meet the Ethiopian Man Who Makes Injera

By Jacky Habib · May 17, 2019

Jamal Ibrahim makes the pancake-like bread every day for his family, an unusual sight in Ethiopia, where injera is considered a woman’s responsibility

Six Years of Drought Have Left Millions in Ethiopia Without Food

By Jacky Habib · February 28, 2019

Across the country, some 8 million people are going hungry. About 84 percent of all Ethiopian households are located in rural areas and rely on farming.

Suffering in Silence III

By CARE Staff · February 21, 2019

The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2018

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Ethiopia

Locust Swarms of ‘Biblical Proportions’ Put Millions at Risk of Starvation

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Michelle Nunn on COVID-19: 5 Things We Can Do

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Q&A: An Expert Explains How to Respond to Coronavirus in the Most Vulnerable Parts of the World

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What Makes Kids in Crisis so Smart About Hand Washing?

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Suffering in Silence IV

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Some Students in Ethiopia Are Hitchhiking to School Every Day

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Meet the Ethiopian Teacher-Turned-Entrepreneur Using Cartoons to Fight Social Injustice

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Meet the Ethiopian Man Who Makes Injera

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Six Years of Drought Have Left Millions in Ethiopia Without Food

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Suffering in Silence III

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Ethiopia

Locust Swarms of ‘Biblical Proportions’ Put Millions at Risk of Starvation

Michelle Nunn on COVID-19: 5 Things We Can Do

Q&A: An Expert Explains How to Respond to Coronavirus in the Most Vulnerable Parts of the World

What Makes Kids in Crisis so Smart About Hand Washing?

Suffering in Silence IV

Some Students in Ethiopia Are Hitchhiking to School Every Day

Meet the Ethiopian Teacher-Turned-Entrepreneur Using Cartoons to Fight Social Injustice

Meet the Ethiopian Man Who Makes Injera

Six Years of Drought Have Left Millions in Ethiopia Without Food

Suffering in Silence III

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