Education

How Ghanaians are Counteracting Myths about COVID-19

By Jacky Habib • May 21, 2020

Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, a network of volunteers has emerged in Ghana to translate health messages into local languages so residents can access accurate information.

How Refugee Children in Kenya are Continuing to Learn During the Coronavirus Lockdown

By Jacky Habib • April 27, 2020

Amidst school closures and a partial lockdown in Kenya due to the coronavirus, teachers are broadcasting their lessons on the radio in Dadaab refugee camp.

Displaced Mothers in Yemen Fight to Protect Their Families

By CARE Staff • March 25, 2020

Forced to flee three times in five years

Meet the Female Car Mechanic Defying the Odds in a Male-Dominated Field

By Jacky Habib and Kate Adelung • February 21, 2020

Rabeya is using her earnings to pull her family out of poverty in Bangladesh and plans to open her own garage.

Displaced by Violence, One Syrian Family Struggles to Rebuild in Jordan

By Mahmoud Shabeeb • January 21, 2020

After a bomb destroyed her home, Dalal and her six children were left with no choice but to escape.

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Displaced Mothers in Northwest Syria Fight to Survive

By CARE Staff • January 8, 2020

Syria is among the most dangerous places on earth

She had dreams of becoming a doctor. Then war erupted in Yemen

By Mohammed Almahdi • January 3, 2020

Abeer* is a 20-year-old student from Saber in Lahj governorate, Yemen. In her own words, she shares how nearly five years of war has upended her entire existence.

Violence in Syria is Forcing Families Like Amira’s to Move Every Few Months

By CARE Staff • December 17, 2019

The constant movement makes relying on regular work or school impossible

This 10-Year-Old Yemeni Girl is Helping Fight Cholera in Her Community

By Jennifer Bose • December 17, 2019

Amaal’s life was turned upside down by a brutal war, but that hasn’t stopped her from helping others in need

Azraq Film School Students Tell Their Own Stories

By CARE Staff • November 5, 2019

Jordan's Azraq Camp is home to more than 35,000 refugees. More than half are under 18. CARE's innovative work there with displaced youth includes a film school that offers creative educational opportunities in filmmaking and storytelling, and a platform for self-expression.

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