In the US, living 10 miles from school means riding a school bus or organizing a car pool. In many African countries, it means
Tag: Women’s rights
“Taxi sisters” break socio-economic barriers in Senegal
A microfinance program has helped women break economic and social barriers as taxi drivers in Senegal.
Deeply held beliefs II
For observers of the national politics of women’s rights, April 9, 2010 was a banner day. Three significant threads emerged in the same national
Protecting women’s rights in healthcare reform
Roe v. Wade became the law of the land in 1973. For many, it is alarming that the Supreme Court had to enforce the