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Author: Diana Copeland

Diana Copeland is the Senior Communication Officer for the White Ribbon Alliance and works as the Digital Communication Officer for the What Women Want campaign. She previously worked as a Researcher for HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher and a member of Octopus Publishing Group’s Editorial team. 
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What Women Want in Amsterdam (and Around the World)

Diana Copeland

I interviewed hundreds of women at the 22nd Annual AIDS Conference in Amsterdam—and discovered that, no matter where they are from, women everywhere want the same, universal things.

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