Gender in Emergencies

Suffering in Silence IV

By CARE Staff · January 28, 2020

The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2019

She had dreams of becoming a doctor. Then war erupted in Yemen

By Mohammed Almahdi · January 3, 2020

Abeer* is a 20-year-old student from Saber in Lahj governorate, Yemen. In her own words, she shares how nearly five years of war has upended her entire existence.

CARE’s Top 11 Stories of 2019

By CARE Staff · December 23, 2019

From a wedding dress shared among Syrian refugees to breaking news coverage of a lethal cyclone in Southern Africa, here are the most popular stories CARE published this year.

For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

By Debbie Michaud · October 1, 2019

12-year-olds Farhana and Janainah met in a temporary camp for displaced people in the Philippines after their hometown was destroyed by a violent siege

Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

By Josh Estey and Kate Adelung · October 1, 2019

More than two years after fighting ended in Marawi, Philippines, families remain displaced and girls are missing out on their educations

This 10-Year-Old Girl Has to Leave the Country Every Day for School

By Josh Estey and Kate Adelung · October 1, 2019

In Venezuela, people are starving and kids across the country are missing out on their educations.

Caught in the Crossfire of Civil War in South Sudan

By Mary Kate Wilson and Kate Adelung · October 1, 2019

17-year-old Grace shares her story of heartbreaking loss and horrific assault

Thousands of Schools in Mozambique Reduced to Rubble due to Cyclone Idai

By Mahmoud Shabeeb and Brooks Lee · September 30, 2019

More than 300,000 kids had their educations interrupted following the destructive storm

International Day of the Girl 2019

By CARE Staff · September 30, 2019

What’s one of the most dangerous things a person can do? Be born a girl.

Millions Flee Venezuela: A Crisis in Photos

By Jacky Habib · September 20, 2019

“My children were getting worse every day.”

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Gender in Emergencies

Suffering in Silence IV

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She had dreams of becoming a doctor. Then war erupted in Yemen

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CARE’s Top 11 Stories of 2019

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For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

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Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

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This 10-Year-Old Girl Has to Leave the Country Every Day for School

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Caught in the Crossfire of Civil War in South Sudan

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Thousands of Schools in Mozambique Reduced to Rubble due to Cyclone Idai

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International Day of the Girl 2019

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Millions Flee Venezuela: A Crisis in Photos

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Gender in Emergencies

Suffering in Silence IV

She had dreams of becoming a doctor. Then war erupted in Yemen

CARE’s Top 11 Stories of 2019

For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

This 10-Year-Old Girl Has to Leave the Country Every Day for School

Caught in the Crossfire of Civil War in South Sudan

Thousands of Schools in Mozambique Reduced to Rubble due to Cyclone Idai

International Day of the Girl 2019

Millions Flee Venezuela: A Crisis in Photos

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