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Butterflies Over the Graves
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It is my last day in Cambodia. I am sitting in a crowded courtroom staring through bulletproof glass at the man who presided over the killing and torturing of more than 16,000 people in Tuol Sleng prison.
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Jensine Larsen
Posted on Apr 16, 2009
10 Leaders Who Redefine Leadership
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Think you know what a leader looks like? Meet nine women and one male ally from World Pulse’s global network who are transforming their communities—and challenging traditional images of leadership along the way.
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Kim Crane
Posted on Dec 12, 2013
Facing the future…
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The future beckons Calling at me Bidding me come Into what lies ahead Show me what’s in store I plead with her For a little peek into more Of what lies ahead
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Matilda Moyo
Posted on Feb 17, 2009
My First Story
Introducing myself and my journal: women rights is human rights.(J)
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About Me: I am the African Writer J.Freelance writer,researcher,translator& reporter-Bachelor in Pharmacy,MBA & Human rights activist,feminism http://humanrights311.blogspot.com/
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J311
Posted on Feb 23, 2014
When Rural Women Learn to Read and Write
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A Documentation of Rural Women Organizing process in West Java, INDONESIA INSTITUT PEREMPUAN (Women’s Institute) There is some advice that it’s never old for someone to study. The obstacle to study does not come from us, but…
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Institut Perempuan
Posted on Jan 25, 2015
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Greetings and Request for Partnership & Support
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, Greetings in peace, joy and progress this New Year from Northwestern Mindanao, Philippines. We write on the possibility of your support to our people's desire to revive their cultures through the…
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Alternative Bridge to Community Development
Posted on Jan 26, 2015
Unconditional Mother's Love
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Ano ang patay ?(What is death?) chorus the 3 boys. Cristy, the group’s secretary was shocked with the question and fumbled to find the right words to explain the children the meaning of death. Ano yung kabaong ?(What is a…
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coolasas
Posted on Jan 29, 2015
Grateful
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Last November 2014, I came across an announcement on the Peace and Collaborative Development Network (PCDN), an international organization of peace advocates of which I am a member. The announcement held the banner “Global…
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Ma. Guzman-Callano
Posted on Feb 05, 2015
My First Story
Transformation of "Invisible labour force in to a Change Maker"
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“Transformation of invisible labour force in to a Change Maker”- Case study of some vibrant SHGs – Manbazar-II CS-01 Name of the SHG : Paisagora Bidhu Chadan Mahila Dal, Name of the Village - Paisagora Date of formation : 25…
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Mr. Subrata Sarkar
Posted on Feb 08, 2015
The Girl Who Wore Red on Her Grandma's Funeral (2)
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2nd of a five-part series At the church, the children who dressed in red sat on a pew as they witnessed a stream of their grandmother’s friends and colleagues came to honor her leadership and friendship. Maria, the gladiola-…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Mar 05, 2015
The Girl Who Wore Red on Her Grandma's Funeral (3)
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3rd of a five-part series Later at the cemetery, Maria stayed far from her siblings and cousins, near the open grave. From where she stood, she saw her wailing mother asthe latterand her siblings took a last look at their…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Mar 06, 2015
The Girl Who Wore Red on Her Grandma's Funeral (4)
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4thof a five-part series I did not plan to be at the funeral. I knew about her murder. I heard it over the radio. The day Siche Gandinao was to be buried, I was on my way to pay my overdue water bill when I chanced upon some…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Mar 06, 2015
The Girl Who Wore Red on Her Grandma's Funeral (5)
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Last of a five-part series Eventually, in October last year, I made a digital story version of The Girlfor the massive online open course (MOOC) , "Powerful Tools forTeaching and Learning :Digital Storytelling,." that was…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Mar 06, 2015
Project Harmony
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"Come join us and celebrate the holiday with a group of people like you, are advocating for the rights of people with disability" Art called me days after the New Year. For some unforseen reasons I was not able to meet this…
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coolasas
Posted on Mar 31, 2015
Child Slavery / Sexual Exploitation - Film documentary
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Dear Pulse Friends, "It will take seismic shifts in the world to eradicate child slavery once and for all. Beyond economic reform, it's a matter of education, of human rights, of political and personal will. Perhaps that's…
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Shaheen S Dhanji
Posted on Apr 04, 2015
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Struggling Razia
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A story of strong woman facing hurdles, obstacles, hardship in her life. A mother of 6 daughters and wife of drugs addicted husband who is not happy on her giving birth to only female gender and showing hatred towards his…
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Rabia Mushtaq
Posted on Apr 10, 2015
Modern Day Manger
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Everybody knew where Jesus was born – in a manger, a stable. The circumstances around his birth was that of oppression and greed and many babies were killed just to get to him but in the end his birth became our salvation.…
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coolasas
Posted on Apr 15, 2015
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Donations in Kind - Establishing PWD Office
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The disability organization I am helping is in need of office equipments to establish a functional office to start "a normal workday". At the moment they have no real office and no equipment to use for their daily activities…
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coolasas
Posted on Apr 15, 2015
When Rural Women Talk About Increasing of Fuel Price (Part 1)
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A Documentation & Diary of Rural Women Organizing process in West Java, INDONESIA INSTITUT PEREMPUAN (Women’s Institute) March 23, 2012, Cirebon. I went to Cirebon on Friday, March 23, 2012. Several months ago I was…
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Institut Perempuan
Posted on Apr 18, 2015
Gender-based violence and persistent paradigm of human being; shall we change it and when..?
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Gender-based violence (GBV) and persistent paradigm of human being; shall we change it and when..? ----------------------------------------------------------------- Today I heard from the women priest in the Women Worship…
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Erna Surjadi
Posted on Apr 23, 2015
Survivors and victims of gender-based violence deserve mental health care services
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A woman, in her 20s, seated at the edge of the concrete bed inside her cell, kept on rocking herself, her hands clasping so tightly the hem of her blouse by her crotch. A woman in her late 20s, pregnant with her fourth child…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Apr 28, 2015
Mary Jane Veloso: The Pinay as labor contraband
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The riveting saga of Mary Jane Veloso has hogged the headlines in the mainstream and social media lately. Every major international network ( Time , The Guardian , Aljazeera , BBC , Washington Post ) and Philippine national…
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libudsuroy
Posted on Apr 28, 2015
Gender Education on Human Rights to create livelihood skills towards Family wellbeing and Gender Equality
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Gender Education on Human Rights to create livelihood skills towards Family wellbeing and Gender Equality ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learning is a long life…
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Erna Surjadi
Posted on May 12, 2015
Healing the Wounds of Haiyan through Arts
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This essay was published online, a few months after the super typhoon hit my country. I want to share this because of the recent tragedy that shook Nepal. My prayers go to all the people of Nepal. Tacloban City and the HeArt…
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katea
Posted on May 13, 2015
"After breakfast, we run to catch our lunch": Women, climate change and post-disaster food security
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"After breakfast, we run to catch our lunch; after lunch, we try to catch our supper. Sometimes we forego breakfast or supper. We eat only once,”said a woman survivor of Typhoon Sendong, describing in stark terms the…
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libudsuroy
Posted on May 15, 2015

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