Malala Speaks to UN: Pakistani Teen Hero Appears on Her 16th Birthday
Know the Issues
Stories and Solutions
Cheat Sheet
Must Reads from across the Women's Space
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1.Go with the flow
Who knew a tampon could save lives?
Groups tackle taboos surrounding menstruation that are holding women back in India
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2.Busted
FBI rescues child prostitutes
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3.Anime Antics
Burka Avenger: Cool or controversial?
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4.Tokyo Story
Caroline Kennedy appointment expected to help Japanese women
As new U.S. Ambassador, Kennedy would be a visible role model overseas
Woman of the Week
This Week's Game Changer
Education, Health and Well-Being
Having a Ball: Mary McVeigh’s Tips on Soccer and Life
$10 Well Spent
Light Up a Girl’s Life
Got a light? The answer in much of the developing world is "no"—and with no electricity available, residents have to turn to expensive and unhealthy kerosene for illumination. But Solar Sister is working to change that. The nonprofit helps rural African women become entrepreneurs by providing them with clean energy alternatives, such as solar panels, to sell to their community. One success story: Zuura (above), from Ghana, who earned enough money to put herself through nursing school. Your $10 buys a light to donate through a schools initiative, meaning a motivated student can keep studying long after the sun goes down. Donate here.
Events
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Aug
05
2013
Conference
Indiana Girls Collaborative Project Collaboration Forum
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Aug
08
2013
Conference
Women's Leadership Conference Las Vegas 2013
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Aug
28
2013
Conference
2013 Women In Green Forum - West Coast Forum "Driving Innovation Through Leadership"