In The Long Struggle Against Sex Trafficking,

One Thing The Humanitarian World Doesn't Do Well Is Marketing. As A Journalist, I Get Pitched Every Day By Companies That Have New Products. Meanwhile, You Have Issues Like Clean Water, Literacy For Girls, Female Empowerment. People Flinch At The Idea Of Marketing These Because Marketing Sounds Like Something Only Companies Do.

You Don't Need To Invade A Place Or Install A New Government To Help Bring About A Positive Change.

So Let Us Be Clear About This 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. That Is The Process Under Way - Not A Drama Of Victimization But Of Empowerment, The Kind That Transforms Bubbly Teenage Girls From Brothel Slaves Into Successful Businesswomen. This Is A Story Of Transformation. It Is Change That Is Already Taking Place, And Change That Can Accelerate If You'll Just Open Your Heart And Join In.

Solar Power Is One Of The Most Hopeful Technologies But Still Produces About 0.01 Percent Of U.s. Electricity. The U.s. Allocates Just $159 Million For Solar Research Per Year - About What We Spend In Iraq Every Nine Hours.

We All Might Ask Ourselves Why We Tune In To These More Trivial Matters And Tune Out When It Comes To Darfur