Every day, you think about the women across the globe who are living on the edge, or those whose lives seem so much easier than your own. You want to reach out to them, but you feel so overwhelmed that you shut down and push the feeling away.

What if you could meet them and talk with them, right now?

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Haiti/USA

BECAUSE JOHN DOE IS NOT A HAITIAN NAME

... & that somebody atop/ a mass grave/ knew marie, dieudonne, tantee ...

Haiti/USA

Reflections on My Beloved Haiti

The youth, over 70% of Haiti's population, should be targeted to rebuild their country. Women need empowerment as well as protection.

Kenya

We Transform Leaders into Peace Resources

"To move from competing narratives to collective healing requires transformation. And there are practical ways to do that."

USA

Muslims Offer Prayers and Help for Haiti

"Finally, this is a lesson in human solidarity. ... Surely God will lift up the Muslim community and ease the suffering of our people if we sincerely and earnestly serve our brothers and sisters."

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