Jeanne talks with Besnik Leka, program coordinator for CARE’s Young Men’s Institute in the Balkans, about why men and boys must be involved in changing social norms and gender barriers that hold back women, communities and global progress.

CARE Action’s Executive Director talks about what these elections mean for the US and CARE with political consultant Adam Deguire.

Jeanne talks with Gayatri Patel, CARE’s Gender Empowerment Policy Advocate about this summer’s Amplify Your Voice campaign, about H.B. 5480 and how the Women’s Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment Act of 2018 helps women to eradicate poverty.

Jeanne gathered stories from CARE’s advocates and leaders at this year’s CARE National Conference.

Jeanne talks with Rachael Leman, CARE Action’s Executive Director, and Liz Marcey, CARE’s Senior Policy Advocate, about how the foreign assistance budget fared in FY18 and what’s on the horizon for FY19.

Jeanne talks with Matthew Pickard, Country Director for CARE Malawi, to find out what it’s like to live, work and lead in countries where CARE is making change happen.

Jeanne talks with Emily Janoch, CARE’s ‎Deputy Director of Research Innovation Evaluation and Learning and Mary Olive, CARE’s Food, Nutrition and Security Lobbyist about reauthorizing GFSA and continuing Feed the Future’s lifesaving progress.

Jeanne talks with seasoned CARE advocate, Anissa Rasheta about CARE National Conference experiences, and with brand new advocate, Michelle Greer about coming to the conference for the very first time. Learn more and register for the CARE National Conference at careconference.org.

Jeanne talks with Gayatri Patel, CARE’s Gender Empowerment policy advocate and long time CARE advocates, Betsy Suero Skipp and Alix Gordon about advocating for the International Violence Against Women Act in the wake of #MeToo and #TimesUp.

Ellen Carmichael, Director of Citizen Advocacy at CARE and Milkah Kihunah, Deputy Director of Global Advocacy at CARE talk with Jeanne about women in the workplace, the #MeToo and #TimesUp campaigns and how CARE’s new campaign, #ThisIsNotWorking, is addressing gender inequality and poverty.