The Know Your Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign originally developed by researchers in New Hampshire has found a new home at the University of California Merced. A grant of $45,000
A Silver Lining in Ghana
A ten-day boys’ camp was recently held in Accra, Ghana, aiming to teach participants about the worth of female education and helping to reduce discrimination and violence against women in
Portraits for Pixels Photographer Perspective – Jacqueline Truong
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this
A Silver Lining in Gambia
This week in Kololi, Gambia, a forum was held to provide training and education by members of The Female Lawyers Association (FLAG) and The Gambia Teachers Union (GTU). The US
Portraits for Pixels Photographer Perspectives–Clayton J. Mitchell
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this
Words That Paint a Picture: The Portraits for Pixels Campaign
What better way to show how our Portraits For Pixels campaign works than with an image? We created a word cloud of the how and why of this campaign. We
A Silver Lining in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Parliament of Iraqi Kurdistan – an autonomous region of Iraq- recently approved a new Family Violence Bill. Included in this bill is a new law that bans Female Genital
Portraits for Pixels Photographer Perspectives–Greta Jacobs
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this
A Silver Lining from the World of Science
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, approximately 400,000 women are victims of sexual assault due to date rape drugs. Further, over half of these cases go unreported. Date rape
Portrait for Pixels Photographer Perspectives–Kim Poppleton
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this