It’s Time to Tackle the $1.7 Trillion Global Financing Gap Facing Women-Owned Businesses Equal access to financial tools and resources is nonexistent for millions of women around the world. It shouldn’t be. Emma Langbridge
Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry Climate impacts are creating stress on land and food systems and negatively impacting farmers’ livelihoods. Tonya Rawe
Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From the Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not We cannot afford to have the world’s attention steered away from the more than 900,000 Rohingya refugees living camps in Bangladesh. Deepmala Mahla
Who Puts the #HerInHERO? This International Women's Day, join with CARE to celebrate all the women and girls around the world who put the #HerInHERO. CARE Staff
Verifiable Identification and the Future of Humanitarian Aid The future of humanitarian assistance lies in our ability to leverage people’s agency. Giving back the control over vulnerable people’s identity should be the next big leap we take. Tamara Shukakidze-Demuria
Spooked by a Ghost Statistic: Challenges to How We Approach Women’s Empowerment An unverified piece of data haunts the international development community. Hilary Mathews
This Woman’s Traumatic Birth Experience Inspired Her to Help Other Mothers in India Manju gave birth to her third child on the side of the road, one mile from the nearest health facilities. CARE Staff
A Decade After Massive Bank Bailouts, ‘Too Big to Fail’ System is Failing World’s Poorest With a little vision to match our values, we can open the financial system to women who could contribute as much as $12 trillion to the global economy by 2025. Michelle Nunn
