Counting losses as destruction momentarily pauses

In Gaza, survivors breathe, mourn during brief ceasefire [View Online]( Truce in Gaza: Time to breathe, time to mourn After 50 days of constant bombardment, the pause in fighting that went into effect early on Nov. 24 provided temporary relief for the people in the war-stricken Gaza Strip for the first time since early October. The temporary truce allowed 2.2 million Palestinians to sleep without bombing for the first night in seven weeks, and provided some time to secure food and water, access medical support, and buy warm clothes for the cold winter nights in tents and destroyed buildings. [Read more](. NEWS “I dream of the day where I’ll have all my children surrounding me in the garden of my home in Sudan.” Meet Fatima, the 110-year-old financial 'mother' of Greater Cairo [Read More]( NEWS “Climate change is not only an environmental emergency but also a social one. Climate justice and gender justice go hand in hand.” Six ways climate change is sexist (and what you can do to fight it) [Read More]( Once-in-a-century floods are ravaging Somalia. Here’s how you can help. This is what climate change looks like in Somalia right now. After five consecutive failed rainy seasons, rain finally began to fall in early October. But within weeks, the seasonal rainfall became a series of flash floods, and now, what had been a devastating drought is a “once-in-a-century” disaster. [Read More]( Of note: On Nov. 7, CARE News won an "Eppy" award from Editor & Publisher for the best magazine website under 1 million unique visitors. 🎉 [Read More]( Help CARE fight poverty and provide emergency relief aid to the poorest communities in the world. [DONATE TODAY]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( © 2023 CARE All Rights Reserved [About Us]( [Contact Us]( CARE 151 Ellis St NE, Atlanta, GA, 30303 [Privacy Policy]( | [Unsubscribe](