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Reproductive Justice Confers Degrees of Privilege

By Dalila-Johari Paul ● Health & Science ● February 2, 2013

Access to reproductive health care wasn’t an issue for my friends or me. But the more I learn about the struggles of women of color, and the leaders who have paved the way, the more I appreciate our sense of entitlement.

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2010 – Seven Who Rewrite the Rules

By WeNews Staff ● Uncategorized ● December 21, 2009

Profiles of seven outstanding leaders dedicated to improving women’s lives: Michael Dowd, Patricia Gruber, Ilene Lang, Ana Langer, Tonya Lewis Lee, Sarwat Malik and Maria Do Socorro Melo Brandao.

Inmates’ Rights Protected; Nurses Face Bullying

By Soguel & Matthews ● Crime & Law ● March 29, 2008

Paraguay’s Traffic Hub Imperils Female Teens

By Andy Footner ● Arts & Culture ● January 8, 2008

Trafficked girls and women from the Paraguayan interior are among the merchandise in the triple-border shopping region with Argentina and Brazil. Advocates try to help traumatized survivors find “some way to live.”

Darfur Camp Breakups Intensify Women’s Danger

By Dominique Soguel ● Politics ● December 14, 2007

Peacekeepers heading to Darfur in January may be too late for women who are in the camps for displaced people. Aid groups say that Sudan’s wave of camp breakups is cutting off their access to food, medical care and protection from rape and trafficking.