Supporting the Afghan Education System Might Resolve the Iranian Crisis
Last week, I met my new neighbor; she is a leading national security expert and commentator on a major news network. Since our acq…
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Stop TB In Our Lifetime
World Tuberculosis Day, 24 March 2012, is making inroads with an awareness platform as the second top infectious adult killer afte…
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility! Sustainable Digital Literacy for Afghanistan, Central and South Asia
Film Annex has over 280,000 registered users and of those 5200 are from Afghanistan. Film Annex shows 30 million videos a day to 1…
Educating the Women of Afghanistan: A Solution to a Problem
If you educate a boy, you educate one boy, whereas if you educate a girl, you educate her entire family and community.-- Prime Min…
From the Desk of Don Draper-Was Life in Good Old Days Better?
Don Draper is a man of refined tastes: he drives a Cadillac Coup De Ville, owns a charming home in Westchester, NY, and has a proc…
Its Only Pain
Back in the late 1980's I was a student of and sparing partner to a great martial artist named William Oliver. I had to get permis…
21 March, Past & Present: Lessons To be Learned
On March 21, 1960, South African police opened fire on a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville. Sixty-nine deaths of those protest…
Sexual Violence Against Women-Solomon Islands
“Violence against women starts at a young age, with the girl child being at risk of violence, both in the family and in the comm…
International Women's Day in Afghanistan
A month before March, I was getting ready to celebrate this day that belongs to women. It is a day when everyone talks about women…
Leaving Afghanistan is bad business
In the last two weeks, the presidential candidates have been focusing on the current events in Afghanistan and stating that it's t…
