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Month: October 2019
Women in Desperate Need of Assistance in Northeast Syria and Iraq
More than two weeks after the escalation of violence in north-east Syria, women, children, and families continue to be uprooted from their homes, with displacement figures reaching close to 180,000.
Fun facts you didn’t know about pumpkins
It’s a festive coffee flavour, a Halloween must-have and sometimes a cute nickname for a loved one. But did you know that pumpkins are actually one of the most widely grown (and eaten!) crops in the world? Here are four fun facts you didn’t know about pumpkins.
There can be no sustainable and inclusive development without climate justice
Climate change is a growing threat to everything we do as a humanitarian and development organization. As climate-related mayhem closes in, the question looms: what should be done and by whom?
Humanitarian situation rapidly deteriorating in northeast Syria
CARE warned today that humanitarian needs continue to rise in north-east Syria, as the conflict in the area deepens.
Annie Murphy’s visit to Jordan in photos
Earlier this fall CARE Canada Ambassador Annie Murphy traveled to Jordan with her mother. They met many girls and women whose stories of survival were both unimaginable and inspiring. See the story of their travels in photos.
Annie Murphy and CARE Canada call on Canadians to support girls’ rights on International Day of the Girl
CARE Canada Ambassador Annie Murphy launches #TogetherForHerFuture campaign with CARE on International Day of the Girl
Keeping my smile up: My visit to Azraq refugee camp
CARE Canada Ambassador Annie Murphy shares her experience travelling to Jordan to see CARE’s work with refugees.
15 Aid Agencies Warn of Humanitarian Crisis in North-East Syria
Civilians in north-east Syria are at risk and humanitarian aid could be cut off following the launch of a new military operation in the area, leading aid agencies are warning.