Stories
Voices of Care
Stories from around the world highlighting the realities of care and the people who give and receive it.
Care in Focus
Articles, projects, research and resources created for the International Day.
Voices of Care
Lived experiences, knowledge, and perspectives shaping the conversation about care and support.
Spotify podcasts
Photo galleries
New selections coming soon.
Journalists Changing the Way Care Stories Are Told
Quality journalism is a pillar of collective participation through which we can build fairer and more democratic communities. The narratives featured in the media and the way they are told shape society’s priorities. In this section, you will find profiles of highlighted journalists and communicators helping to bring care into the public agenda.
-
Guatemala
Agencia Ocote
Independent Guatemalan digital media outlet, founded predominantly by women, documenting care work since 2020.
-
Catalina Ruiz-Navarro
Feminist journalist and writer, co-founder and director of Volcánicas magazine and columnist for El Espectador.
-
USA-Cuba
Chabeli Carrazana
Economy and child care reporter at The 19th, covering caregiving, child care policy and inequalities in the U.S. care system.
-
Uruguay
Florencia Pagola
Journalist specialising in gender and human rights, with over a decade of experience across Latin America and Europe.
-
Mexico
Greta Rico
Documentary photographer, journalist and feminist educator focused on gender, climate change and food.
-
Uganda
Rosebell Kagumire
Pan-African feminist writer, activist and analyst, curator and editor of African Feminism and columnist for New Internationalist Magazine.
Share Your Story for the International Day of Care and Support
Tell us whose perspective should be heard and why it matters.

