Gender in Emergencies

Climate Change Is Threatening the Survival of Farmers in Mozambique

By Mahmoud Shabeeb · September 14, 2019

Farmers like Rosa Fobra face unpredictable weather, inconsistent harvests, intense heat, and killer cyclones.

Finding Steady Work was Already Difficult for Women in Mozambique. Then Came Cyclone Idai.

By Mahmoud Shabeeb · September 13, 2019

The catastrophic cyclone destroyed farmlands, factories and livelihoods, and created an uncertain future for Mozambique’s working women.

One mother’s life-threatening search for food in the middle of Cyclone Idai

By Mahmoud Shabeeb · September 12, 2019

Victoria survived Cyclone Idai by tying herself to a tree. Now she’s trying to rebuild the home and life that the storm washed away.

Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

By CARE Staff · August 25, 2019

With nearly a million Rohingya people living in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, every day is a challenge for CARE staff

LGBTQ Migrants Fleeing Venezuela Find Refuge at Dialogo Diverso

By Jacky Habib · June 19, 2019

The community organization in Quito, Ecuador, provides counseling, workshops and support to LGBTQ individuals who have been particularly marginalized during the crisis

Unimaginable Violence Made Cecile a Widow and Mother

By Karin Bridger and Adjoa Danso · June 1, 2019

Cecile fled the Democratic Republic of Congo after the men who killed her husband came for her. Now a refugee in Uganda, she helps other women cope with trauma.

After Cyclone Idai Destroyed Everything, a Mother of Six Begins to Rebuild in Mozambique

By Josh Estey and Ezra Morris · June 1, 2019

While the storm and floods have passed, the crisis continues for Lucia and her family

A Pregnant Mother’s Harrowing Journey on Foot From Venezuela

By Josh Estey and Kate Adelung · June 1, 2019

Génesis and her young son walk days at a time, their feet bleeding and blistered, in search of a better life

Q&A: Ecuadorian Anti-Trafficking Advocate Veronica Supliguicha Discusses Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis

By Jacky Habib · May 21, 2019

“The gravest and most severe thing of this migrant crisis is how invisible human trafficking is, and how difficult it is to identify these cases in a clear way.”

Mozambique Communities Struggle Without Food or Shelter Following Cyclone Kenneth

By Joseph Scott · May 3, 2019

Women and children especially impacted by the massive storm

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Gender in Emergencies

Climate Change Is Threatening the Survival of Farmers in Mozambique

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Finding Steady Work was Already Difficult for Women in Mozambique. Then Came Cyclone Idai.

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One mother’s life-threatening search for food in the middle of Cyclone Idai

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Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

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LGBTQ Migrants Fleeing Venezuela Find Refuge at Dialogo Diverso

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Unimaginable Violence Made Cecile a Widow and Mother

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After Cyclone Idai Destroyed Everything, a Mother of Six Begins to Rebuild in Mozambique

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A Pregnant Mother’s Harrowing Journey on Foot From Venezuela

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Q&A: Ecuadorian Anti-Trafficking Advocate Veronica Supliguicha Discusses Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis

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Mozambique Communities Struggle Without Food or Shelter Following Cyclone Kenneth

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Gender in Emergencies

Climate Change Is Threatening the Survival of Farmers in Mozambique

Finding Steady Work was Already Difficult for Women in Mozambique. Then Came Cyclone Idai.

One mother’s life-threatening search for food in the middle of Cyclone Idai

Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

LGBTQ Migrants Fleeing Venezuela Find Refuge at Dialogo Diverso

Unimaginable Violence Made Cecile a Widow and Mother

After Cyclone Idai Destroyed Everything, a Mother of Six Begins to Rebuild in Mozambique

A Pregnant Mother’s Harrowing Journey on Foot From Venezuela

Q&A: Ecuadorian Anti-Trafficking Advocate Veronica Supliguicha Discusses Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis

Mozambique Communities Struggle Without Food or Shelter Following Cyclone Kenneth

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