Reflection
Looking back on March
For CARE, March is a time to celebrate, to inspire each other on to greater things, to paint a more vivid picture of how we would all benefit from a world more equal.
Read MoreComing together, one meter apart
I wake up every morning in a bed by myself while my partner sleeps in the other room. I wipe down surfaces three or more times a day and wash my hands constantly.
Read MoreQ&A with CARE Yemen Country Director Aaron Brent
CARE Yemen Country Director Aaron Brent on the potential impact of COVID-19 there and the bigger concerns and humanitarian needs.
Read MoreWhy March4Women matters more than ever
There is no doubt that these unprecedented times will take the greatest toll on the most vulnerable around the world. Once again, women will face unique challenges during this emergency–not just here in Canada but in countries across the globe.
Read MoreCyclone Idai one year later
CARE has helped more than 300,000 people affected by cyclone Idai—one of the worst tropical cyclones on record to affect Africa and the Southern Hemisphere.
Read MoreOp-Ed: To effectively address sexual and gender-based violence in conflict and emergency settings, we must empower local women’s rights organizations
As we mark this year’s 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, CARE Canada is calling for a more systematic approach to supporting and recognizing the roles women and girls play in actively responding to crises.
Read MoreInterning at CARE Canada
Sharon Roy shares her experience as an international development student who interned with CARE Canada’s Marketing and Communications team from September-December, 2019.
Read MoreThe Giving Season
And here we are already. After waking up under our first fresh morning blanket of snow last week and icing my lungs with the first deep clear breaths of winter, I am reminded that the giving season is right around the corner.
Read MoreElection 2019: Resources to inform your vote
With just a few days until the federal election, you’re likely mulling over how you can vote for the issues you care about most. International assistance, immigration and climate change have made many headlines in the context of the election – so let’s review some of the facts.
Read MoreCARE Canada President and CEO on #TogetherForHerFuture campaign
With your support, we can operate safe spaces for women and girls, can help girls get back to school and can work with communities to unleash waves of change that will continue to grow for generations to come.
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