Grandmas go back to work to fight HIV in Namibia.
Read MoreNambian Healthcare Workers
Photography
Power Africa
connecting the African population to the electricity grid, and providing access to those who live beyond it.
CARE Learning Tour to Zambia
in Photography
Documenting CARE’s learning tour to Zambia.
Read MoreCan anyone help us?
Portraits of Iraqi Yazidis displaced by ISIS.
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Karamoja’s Mothers
in Photography
A remote region of Uganda sees dramatic improvements in health services and outcomes.
Read MoreCelebrating Uganda's Health Workers
in Photography
A photo series honoring the hard-working and dedicated staff in Uganda’s health service industry.
Read MoreThrough the Pharmacy Window
Meet Elina Nantinda, one of a new generation of health workers who are turning the tide of Namibia’s HIV epidemic.
Read MoreFaces of Everyday Bangladesh
A tribute to the everyday men of Bangladesh.
Read MoreThe Cost of War
The ongoing civil war and rising inflation rate has led to widespread insecurity, hunger, and exploitation of women and girls in South Sudan.
Read MorePortraits of Power
Photographs by Josh Estey
Client: CARE
Location: Malawi
City of Superlatives
PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOSH ESTEY
Can't Stop
Fighting the HIV epidemic that won't stop in Mozambique.
Read MoreFrom One Sex Worker to Another
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 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.
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