International Violence Against Women Act 2010 Call Alert
Asking members of Congress to support the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA)
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Asking members of Congress to support the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA)
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As your constituent, I am writing to strongly urge you to support the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA) when it is introduced in the US Congress.
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For those receiving late-night calls from 402-982-0436 soliciting donations for CARE’s work in Haiti, please know that these are not legitimate calls from CARE. This is not a phone number used by CARE, and we have launched an investigation to determine the origin of these calls.
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Help pull Haiti out from the rubble of crushing debt
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Help pull Haiti out from the rubble of crushing debt
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Take Action to Prevent Child Marriage
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Take Action to Encourage Charitable Donations to Haiti.
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Call for more robust support for maternal health programs
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MFAN-Give Development a Strong Voice in Foreign Policy
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As your constituent, I am writing to strongly urge you to support the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA) when it is introduced in the US Congress.
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Sign the petition below and demand the U.N. Security Council appoint a Special Representative who can help hold countries accountable for stopping repeated gender-based violence and assist survivors of rape and assault.
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Urge President Obama go to Copenhagen and address climate change
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Call on Congress to support legislation to combat hunger and create sustainable solutions to help families to provide food for themselves and their communities.
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Sign the petition below and demand the U.N. Security Council appoint a special representative who can help hold countries accountable for stopping repeated gender-based violence and assist survivors of rape and assault.
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Goretti Nyabenda, the beautiful Burundian woman who graces the cover of this Sunday’s The New York Times Magazine, exemplifies what takes hold when a woman is provided with what writers Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn call ‘a few drops of oil in the crankcase.’ For Goretti, those drops were money management training and a supportive [...]