
As terrorist attacks escalate, Afghan women are again the canaries in the coal mine. Is anyone listening?
“How many times am I supposed to yell and scream and say, ‘World, pay attention to us—we are dying’?”
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, war crimes fill the news, political dialogue seems hopeless and 7 million refugees—at least 90 percent of whom are women and children—have fled across the borders into Europe.
Still, resistance blossoms in Ukraine from a generation that’s enjoyed relative freedom and democracy. The way forward in Ukraine—and elsewhere—is through people power.