Will Women Lose in Afghanistan, Again?
Womens/Girls rights groups and Afghan civil society have stressed that gains made in the past decade for millions of Afghan women …
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From the American Dream to the Global Dream and Building Schools in Afghanistan
On Sundays, my wife demands a nice coffee and the NY Post, an irreverent and straightforward NY daily paper with short articles. D…
Singer Castle: A Glorious Excursion
Talk about a Magical Mystery Tour...Singer Castle, originally known as "The Towers"sits on a 7.5 acre island in the middle of the …
Zoe Hitchen Director Debut @LJFFF
Zoe Hitchen is a London based fashion filmmaker making her debut as a solo director at this years 2012 La Jolla Fashion Film Festi…
Rulli Speaks on the Afghan Development Project
As a follow-up to my last article, this week's entry spotlights a recorded interview with Francesco Rulli about the Afghan Develop…
The Trial of the 19th Century: Stanford White's Murder
Stanford White was born in 1853. White was a famous American architect of the late 19th and early 20th Century who created many wo…
Glamour Dreams or Runway Exploitation?
Child labour, servitude, and exploitation has no geographic border. Whether its the mines of Bolivia, the sugar cane fields of the…
Mobile Money for the Education of Afghanistan
Last Tuesday, Mike Sweeney and I had the pleasure to travel to Washington to meet with two USAid officials, Mr. Clinton L. Doggett…
NATO and Film Annex Building the Education System in Afghanistan
The NATO has been active in the higher education system in Afghanistan since 2006. The Science for Peace and Security Program (SPS…
Encouraging Women & Girls in Information Technology (ICT)
Information technologies as a means to empower women and girls is the theme of 2012 World Telecommunication and Information Societ…
