"If
you are waiting for
anybody else in your
experience to get straightened
out before you have
a happy experience you
will have a very long
wait."
Abraham-Hicks
"A
happy life is just a
string of happy moments.
But most people don't
allow the happy moment,
because they're so busy
trying to get a happy
life."
Abraham-Hicks
Half
the Sky lays out an agenda for
the world's women and three major
abuses: sex trafficking and forced
prostitution; gender-based violence
including honor killings and mass
rape; maternal mortality, which
needlessly claims one woman a minute.
We know there are many worthy causes
competing for attention in the world.
We focus on this one because this
kind of oppression feels transcendent
– and so does the opportunity.
Outsiders can truly make a difference.
So
let us be clear up front: We hope
to recruit you to join an incipient
movement to emancipate women and
fight global poverty by unlocking
women's power as economic catalysts.
It is a process that transforms
bubbly teenage girls from brothel
slaves into successful businesswomen.
You can help accelerate change if
you'll just open your heart and
join in.
REPORTER
is a feature documentary about
Nicholas Kristof, the two-time
Pulitzer Prize winning columnist
for the New York Times, who
almost single-handedly put
the crisis in Darfur on the
world map. @NickKristof
PORTRAITS
by Jane Royal
Jane creates her portraits from your
original photograph. Prices start
at just $79.00 for an 8x10 watercolor
sketch on high quality artist grade
paper.Black or white
matte is included.
Join
Street
GRACE and their
partners, A
Future. Not A Past.
and Wellspring Living,
as they come together
and talk with Georgia
Legislators about
the upcoming bills
that impact the victims
of commercial sexual
exploitation.
Everyone
can make a difference
and we want you to
help us speak with
one voice and ask
our legislators to
pass stronger laws
to fight the commercial
sexual exploitation
of children (CSEC)
and to protect the
CSEC system of care
funding for victims.
"To
stand in your now, looking forward with deliberate
intent and anticipation of what is to come, is
infinitely more satisfying than to stand in your
now, looking back, retracing your steps as to
how you got to where you are."
Harvey S. Firestone
Memories
