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CARE Campus Connection

A group of Black women stand together and pose in front of the U.S. Capitol Building. A few are wearing CARE tote bags.

Welcome to CARE’s Campus Connection Program

CARE’s Campus Connection program is where passionate, driven college-aged students come together for a full school year to make a difference with advocacy through hands-on experiences, impactful training, and a direct line to CARE’s global mission. Inaugurated by chapters of Delta Sigma Theta, the largest African American sorority in the U.S., CARE’s Campus Connection program aims to work side-by-side with students to bring new energy and perspectives to global issues that demand greater attention, from empowering women and girls to humanitarian assistance. Our vision is to expand CARE’s advocate network to include emerging leaders, empowering every campus voice to tackle global issues and drive real change. If you’re looking to be part of something bigger, this is the place to start. Let’s make an impact together!

Why Get Involved?   

  • Engage with Leaders: Connect directly with members of Congress and influential community figures to drive policy change on the issues you care about most. 
  • Amplify Your Voice: Elevate the conversations that matter, including those happening within your own community.
  • Learn & Grow: Participate in unique workshops and trainings that equip you with the skills to lead effectively on campus and beyond. 

Champions for Change: Meet Our Campus Leaders  

From organizing impactful events to educating fellow students on global issues, our campus leaders are champions for change paving the way for a brighter future, one campus at a time. 

Why We Advocate

Hear from CARE Action advocates about what it means to use your voice on behalf of people around the world.

A crowd shot of advocates at CARE National Conference.