A year ago, I was invited to join a very special group of women in London in supporting the multiple award-winning NGO, Women for Women International. Women for Women is highly respected in a field of... Read more >>

In the minds of many, Rwanda is fixed in time—frozen as it was in 1994 at the end of a genocide that claimed over 800,000 people and saw nearly 500,000 women raped in one hundred days. Perhaps... Read more >>

I spent three fairly intense months in Cambodia running around the country with my camera, pen, and paper, interviewing survivors of the genocidal maniacs known as the Khmer Rouge. I walked among many... Read more >>

They are now revealing the results and findings of the Saddam hearings. Here is only an excerpt of the article in its entirety. I was asked once what I thought of the fact that WMD’s were never... Read more >>

Immaculée Ilibagiza will journey to Fatima, Lourdes, Burgos and Santiago de Compostela to experience Marian Apparition Sites Immaculée Ilibagiza, Rwandan Genocide survivor, recipient of... Read more >>

Thanks to Google Earth’s satellite images and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, you no longer have to travel to Darfur to witness the destruction and chaos of the 4-year genocide. On Tuesday,... Read more >>

When the UN General Assembly convened this Fall, it focused on the crises in Darfur and neighboring Chad. While distinct, these two conflicts fuel one another and could still merge and spread further.... Read more >>

Violence against women is an ongoing international problem. In some areas of the world, women are raped and then punished for the crime of adultery. In other regions, rape and other violence against... Read more >>

I love to watch the Olympics, but there is a dark cloud looming over the upcoming games in Beijing. In exchange for oil, China is backing and financing the arms for one of the worst genocides in the... Join this chit chat >>