In Mozambique former sex workers help others to stop the spread of HIV.
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Keeping Girls in School
Empowering women and girls in Rwanda.
Read MoreWalking the Beat
in Morgana Wingard, Film
How An Unarmed Group Of Women Fight Poachers In Africa.
Read MoreThe Bombchel Factory
Authentic, bold African clothing designs support disadvantaged women in Liberia.
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Learning Tour to Côte d'Ivoire
French Ministers of Parliament learn about CARE's work to empower women in Côte d'Ivoire.
Read MorePhotoville
Ebola Through The Lens curated by Open Society Foundation at Photoville in New York.
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Hillsong Africa Foundation
Transforming South Africa one life at a time.
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Black Mambas
Portraits of the first all-female anti-poaching unit in South Africa
Read MoreLife with a New Family
in Photography
After losing her mother to Ebola, Mercy Kennady, 9, adjusts to her new life living with a foster family and attending school for the first time.
Read MoreMy Ebola Story
in Photography
A portrait series of people effected by the Ebola outbreak in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone by Sarah Grile.
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Learning Tour to Benin
CARE advocates learn about CARE's Investments in maternal health and family planning to reduce maternal mortality and combat poverty in Benin.
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Loyce
Born with HIV, Loyce is alive today because of The Global Fund.
Read MoreLouie
in Film, Morgana Wingard
Blindness opened Louie to another side of the world.
Read MoreClara
in Film, Morgana Wingard
While working at a center for voluntary testing and counseling for HIV in Malawi, Clara noticed she was having similar symptoms as her patients.
Read MoreBeautiful Bangladesh
in Film, Josh Estey
First brought to Bangladesh in the early 1940’s, bicycle rickshaws are now ubiquitous in Dhaka.
Read MoreEbola Survivors
Ebola survivors in Monrovia, Liberia
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Filming HAPSATOU FOR SENEGAL’S HEALTH — the story of how one extraordinary woman takes on malnutrition in Senegal. Photo by Tiffany Drake
Your story is important
“To lose track of our stories is to be profoundly impoverished not only humanly but also spiritually.”
Read MoreFrom a colossal setback to an award-winning opportunity
in Film
Namuh's films for PCI Media's #ISurvivedEbola campaign win a Silver Davey Award.
Read MoreProfiles in Courage: René
A veteran in humanitarian disaster assistance, René Van Slate is afraid of nothing—nothing except Ebola.
Read MoreProfiles in Courage
A series of portraits of the USAID Disaster Assistance Response Team on the front lines of the Ebola response in Liberia.
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