In October 2011, our partner, the White Ribbon campaign, released a brand new resource – an issue brief entitled “Engaging Men and Boys to Reduce and Prevent Gender-based Violence”. This
Inspirational Interviews–Rana Husseini, Part Two
Here is part two of our interview with journalist Rana Husseini. For more information about Ms. Husseini and her work, visit www.ranahusseini.com. It is often difficult for human rights activists
Inspirational Interviews–Rana Husseini, Part One
As a Jordanian woman journalist writing for The Jordan Times, Rana Husseini focused on social issues with a special emphasis on violence against women, as well as the brutal crimes
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
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
Activism 101: 10 Ways to start becoming a Humanitarian on World Humanitarian Day 2011
Every day humanitarian aid workers and advocates help millions of people around the world. They battle hunger, disease and violence against women in some of the most inhospitable situations, locations
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
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
How to Gain a Life
A poem by domestic violence survivor Raeanne Furfaro. You can read more of Raeanne’s poetry on PoemHunter. With the desertion came Hopelessness With the Hopelessness came Fear With the Fear