Iman: ‘I am a Refugee’ Ahead of World Refugee Day, CARE’s Global Advocate shares her personal story of becoming a refugee at 16 to draw attention to the particular threat COVID-19 poses to the most vulnerable, including refugees and the forcibly displaced. CARE Staff
Doing More with Less: Behavioral Insights for Humanitarian Cash and Voucher Assistance Still, humanitarians continue to ask themselves: How can unconditional cash transfers be made even more impactful and still allow people to best decide and act on their needs? Holly Welcome-Radice and Meghann Perez
Why home-based humanitarianism can only take us so far Lockdowns, border restrictions and limitations on movement create life-threatening challenges for many of the world’s most vulnerable people. Sofia Sprechmann
Mozambique Braces for COVID-19 Still recovering from two cyclones that devastated the country in 2019, Mozambique must now deal with the COVID-19 pandemic Stefan Brand
Michelle Nunn on COVID-19: 5 Things We Can Do CARE USA President and CEO Michelle Nunn shares five things we can do to slow the spread of coronavirus. Adjoa Danso
5 Reasons Why Women and Girls Are Particularly Vulnerable to COVID-19 Although men and the elderly are said to be at higher risk of severe illness due to COVID-19, women and girls living in poverty and amid humanitarian crises face unique challenges. Jacky Habib
Q&A: An Expert Explains How to Respond to Coronavirus in the Most Vulnerable Parts of the World 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. Alison Shapiro
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
Responding to Epidemics With Courage and Hope CARE has decades of experience responding to epidemics in some of the poorest and most fragile contexts. While long-term impacts of COVID-19 are unclear, CARE is hopeful about the future. 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
