Girl’s (and Boy’s) Guide to Professional Feminism

Feminism is talked about a lot these days; it’s in the media, we talk about it with family and friends and it’s even starting to be taught in schools. But how does it feel to champion equality for your day job? And how do you get there? CARE’s Gender in Emergencies Advisor Isadora Quay tells all.

Girls not brides

A girl is forced into marriage somewhere in the world every two seconds. But improved education and reduced poverty could help set her free. CARE’s Gender in Emergencies Specialist, Isadora Quay explains.

Aussies sacrifice Christmas at home to help others

This Christmas, spare a thought for those who will be away from their families. Those who donate their time to a higher cause than turkey and tinnies. The Weekly Review spoke to CARE staffers who are spending the festive season away from loved ones.

Typhoon Melor headed for the Philippines

CARE is on standby to provide emergency relief as Typhoon Melor approaches the Philippines. It is expected to land in the region hard hit by Typhoon Haiyan just two years ago.

Giving with heart

What makes a good business great? When proceeds help fund women’s and girl’s education projects around the world . In the lead-up to the giving season, Lauren Shuttleworth shares the inspirational story behind her stationery and printery social enterprise Words with Heart.

Gifts that will never go unloved

Did you know that last year Australians spent over $520 million on unwanted gifts? CARE Australia’s Online Ambassador Claire Hewitt is on a mission to change this. And she’s doing it one “teacher gift” at a time.

Supporting women. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women. Defeating poverty.

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