Table of Contents: NYTimes Special Issue 'Saving the World's Women'
Tue, August 25, 2009 The New York Times magazine has devoted a special issue to Saving the World’s Women. Readers aren’t able to easily navigate the table of contents, so we provide it here:
The Women’s Crusade: why global women’s rights are the most important issue of our time
A New Gender Agenda: Hillary Clinton gives an in-depth interview on women’s rights, prior to leaving for Africa
Lynsey Addario/VII Network, for The New York Times Teaching Moment Studying at the Mirwais Mena School for Girls. A resurgent Taliban has pursued a campaign of violence against many such schools that have opened since 2000. A School Bus for Shamsia: the future of women’s rights in Afghanistan is at a pivotal moment, with the Taliban one again tries to lock up women in the Muslim world
The Power of the Purse: a focus on rich women’s philanthropy in support of global women
The Daughter Deficit: When development makes being born harder for females
Sirleaf is the only female head of state in AfricaMadame President: Questions for Liberia’s president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
The Feminist Hawks: Is it strange when conservative men and jihad watches speak the loudest for injustice to Muslim women?
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