How the World’s Largest Refugee Camp is Coping during the Coronavirus Pandemic Jamanida, a mother and Rohingya refugee, fled violence to seek refuge in the world’s biggest refugee camp. Now, living in an overcrowded and under-resourced camp, she’s doing her best to take precautions against contracting COVID-19. Jacky Habib and Brooks Lee
How Women are Tackling Maternal Mortality in the Country with the Highest Rates In the World Women in Sierra Leone face major risks when giving birth. Family planning, community nurses, emergency vehicles, and more, are all part of the solutions that aim to tackle this problem. Jacky Habib
What Makes Kids in Crisis so Smart About Hand Washing? 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. Emily Janoch
Coronavirus Reading List When coronavirus hits the poorest countries in the world — places already fighting famine, extreme poverty, & deadly violence — it will be devastating. Debbie Michaud
Hear Their Voices: Women Recount Their Experiences With Female Genital Cutting Despite Kenya’s ban on FGC, the practice continues in many parts of the country. Jacky Habib
International Day of the Girl 2019 What’s one of the most dangerous things a person can do? Be born a girl. CARE Staff
Caught in the Crossfire of Civil War in South Sudan 17-year-old Grace shares her story of heartbreaking loss and horrific assault Mary Kate Wilson and Kate Adelung
Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time With nearly a million Rohingya people living in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, every day is a challenge for CARE staff CARE Staff
