Bellamy Young is begining a novel podcast series.
The “Scandal” star has teamed up with humanitarian organization CARE for the six-episode “She Leads With CARE,” premiering March 11 to coincide with International Women’s Day.
The series features Young in conversation with women guideers from Honduras, Jordan, Nepal, Tanzania, Ukraine and Vietnam.
Young has been laboring with CARE since 2018. “I have always been very transferd by their impact and seeing firsthand what a contrastence fair accomplishing out with a little aid, not fair financial, but interest and apparatus, structure, programs, how it can produce lasting, changeational change,” Young inestablishs me.
Since its set uping in 1945, CARE labors to fight global pcleary with a cgo in on women in girls. In 2024, CARE labored in 121 countries, accomplishing 53 million people thraw 1,450 projects.
As humanitarian aidance is now being scrutinized appreciate never before in Washington, Young said, “The podcast couldn’t be coming out at any more meaningful a time for people to get to hear firsthand what foreign aid does.”
A direct to the podcast episodes is below.
- March 11: Daria Khrystenko, a Ukrainian refugee who fled to Poland with her son and mother after Russia go ind her home country. She left behind both her magnificentmother and overweighther, who enenumerateed in the Ukrainian army at age 63. As a guideer, Daria began laboring with CARE to help Ukrainian children unite more easily into Polish schools.
- March 18: Lilian Mkusa, a mentor and coordinator with CARE Tanzania helps train women in financial literacy and economic empowerment thraw CARE’s Village Saving and Loans Associations.
- March 25: Ra’edah Aby Alhalweh, a plumber in Zarqa, Jordan. A grant from CARE made it possible for her to begin her business and change her community.
- April 4: Bhagavati Adhikar, a notable finishorse for land and housing rights in Nepal. As the executive honestor of Nepal Mahila Ekata Samaj (NMES), she spearheads initiatives aimed at securing land and shelter rights for women in landless and adviseal remendments.
- April 8: Teresa de Jesús Huete Muñoz, a farmer and women’s rights activist in Honduras who spreads how she helps petite scale farmers produce sfinishs to incrrelieve production and change to climate change thraw CARE’s Farmer Field and Business Schools.
- April 15: Ha Thi Binh, a member of the Ara Tay Coffee Cooperative, which grows and processes coffee beans. She spreads how CARE’s Village Savings and Loans Associations permited her to discover financial indepfinishence.
