Violence Displaces 300,000 Syrians in December Alone At least 240,000 — 80% — of those displaced are women and children. CARE Staff
Finding Steady Work was Already Difficult for Women in Mozambique. Then Came Cyclone Idai. The catastrophic cyclone destroyed farmlands, factories and livelihoods, and created an uncertain future for Mozambique’s working women. Mahmoud Shabeeb
One mother’s life-threatening search for food in the middle of Cyclone Idai 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. Mahmoud Shabeeb
Meet the Ecuadorian Woman Who’s Hosted More Than 9,000 Migrants 48-year-old Mama Carmela offers food, shelter and support at her family home to those fleeing Venezuela’s humanitarian crisis Jacky Habib
How WhatsApp Groups Are Helping Those Who’ve Fled Venezuela After making the difficult decision to leave her home, Rogelys Carmona found solidarity and support from an unlikely source. Jacky Habib
After Cyclone Idai Destroyed Everything, a Mother of Six Begins to Rebuild in Mozambique While the storm and floods have passed, the crisis continues for Lucia and her family Josh Estey and Ezra Morris
A Pregnant Mother’s Harrowing Journey on Foot From Venezuela Génesis and her young son walk days at a time, their feet bleeding and blistered, in search of a better life Josh Estey and Kate Adelung
Q&A: Ecuadorian Anti-Trafficking Advocate Veronica Supliguicha Discusses Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis “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.” Jacky Habib
Yemen: An Airstrike Happened on my Doorstep Thursday morning saw 19 airstrikes on Sana’a, leaving an estimated seven people dead – including four children – and 58 injured. Alexandra Hilliard
Mozambique Communities Struggle Without Food or Shelter Following Cyclone Kenneth Women and children especially impacted by the massive storm Joseph Scott
