The series ends in Vietnam where Ha Thi Binh talks about her life as a member of the Ara Tay Coffee Cooperative which grows and processes coffee beans. She shares how CARE's Village Savings and Loan Associations enabled her to find financial independence.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

The fifth episode introduces us to Teresa de Jesús Huete Muñoz, a farmer and women's rights activist in Honduras who shares how she helps small scale farmers build skills to increase production and adapt to climate change through CARE's Farmer Field and Business Schools.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

Episode four features Bhagavati Adhikari, a prominent advocate for land and housing rights in Nepal, known for her unwavering commitment to equality for women and girls. As the Executive Director of Nepal Mahila Ekata Samaj (NMES), she spearheads initiatives aimed at securing land and shelter rights for women in landless and informal settlements.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

In episode three, we meet Ra'edah Aby Alhalweh who is defying traditional norms to become a plumber in Zarqa, Jordan. Ra'edah always had a talent for fixing things and wanted to cut a path for herself. A grant from CARE made it possible for her to start her business and transform her community.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

Lilian Mkusa, a mentor and coordinator with CARE Tanzania, is featured in the second episode. She helps train women in financial literacy and economic empowerment through CARE's Village Saving and Loans Associations.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

The premiere episode focuses on Daria Khrystenko, a Ukrainian refugee who fled to Poland with her son and mother after Russia invaded her home country. She left behind both her grandmother and father, who enlisted in the Ukrainian army at age 63. As a teacher, Daria began working with CARE to help Ukrainian children integrate more easily into Polish schools.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis

Travel the world with this limited-series podcast She Leads with CARE hosted by actress & producer Bellamy Young to meet incredible women leaders who changed their lives and their communities with the help of global humanitarian organization CARE. Join Bellamy to learn about the difference we can make in our own lives – and the lives of those around us – when we care. First episode launches March 11, 2025. Listen on your favorite podcast platform, and don't forget to subscribe. For more info visit care.org/sheleads.

CREDITS:

• Producer: Aceel Kibbi
• Audio editing and mixing: Daniel William Gonzalez
• Music: Pedro Segundo
• Executive Producers: Bellamy Young, Monica Rowe, Mary Kate Wilson, Locsi Ferrá, Yvonne Bennett
• Creative Team led by: Simon Duncan-Watt with Praise Perry, Jeffrey Tindi
• Video Trailer: Kate Adelung, Brooks Lee
• Public Relations: Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis