Jeanne talks with Brad Figel, Vice President of Public Affairs at Mars Incorporated, about why foreign assistance is critical for chocolate and candy production around the world and why Mars Wrigley Confectioners decided to partner with CARE and help eradicate.

Jeanne talks with pastor, speaker, podcaster and leader, Jo Saxton about the meaning of "mission" and the role faith-based communities can play in advocacy, gender empowerment and poverty eradication.

Jeanne talks with CARE's humanitarian assistance advocacy and communications experts, Jessica Moses and Holly Frew, about what it means to be a humanitarian now, how CARE takes humanitarian action and why humanitarian assistance is more important than ever.

Jeanne talks with long-time foreign assistance and federal budget expert, Larry Nowels, about where foreign assistance funding stands now, what's at stake for Americans and where we're headed for fiscal year 2018.

We hear from the experts at UNFPA, the UN Foundation and CARE about how voluntary family planning and women's health services impact women's empowerment, gender equity, poverty eradication and more.

Michelle Carter talks about her 20-year career with CARE, food security in Southern Africa & the 1st Anniversary of the Global Food Security Act.

Three CARE Action advocates who joined us at the National CARE Conference in DC tell us they care about foreign assistance because of their faith, national security, the global economy and because our children are counting on us.

Bushra Aldukhainah, area manager for CARE International Yemen knows both sides of the humanitarian story - what it means to provide services to desperately impoverished people and what it means to be displaced and desperate.

We're still talking about food, food security and advocacy this week with Katherine Miller from the James Beard Foundation

CARE Action takes a break from politics (sort of) to talk about food with celebrity chef, Spike Mendelsohn.