Learn more about other women who have effected in different religions.
Interactives & Extras
Class of 2006: Photo Essay: Women in Other Major World Religions
Class of 2006: Interview with Ambassador Dennis Ross
Ambassador Dennis Ross discusses the role of women in Muslim societies, Moroccan politics, and democracy and U.S. foreign policy in the Arab world.
Class of 2006: Filmmaker Notes: Producer Charlotte Mangin and Director Gini Reticker
During my honeymoon in Tangier in the summer of 2004, the Moroccan press was abuzz with news of King Mohammed VI's progressive new family law. Granting women equal rights in marriage, divorce, and the ownership of property, it was hailed as a revolutionary step toward women's empowerment in the Arab world.
Mixed Blessings: A Tale of Two Economies: A Tale of Two Economies
Learn about the past, present and future of North-South economic ties.
Mixed Blessings: Interview with Peter Sutherland
Peter Sutherland, Chairman of BP and Goldman Sachs and UN Special Representative on Migration and Development, discusses the state of Ireland with anchor Daljit Dhaliwal.
Mixed Blessings: Photo Essay: Prosperity and Change in the Emerald Isle
Explore the different facets of Ireland's transformation from a poor nation of devout Catholics to an urbanized, secularized society.
Mixed Blessings: Filmmaker Notes: Director Darragh Byrne and Co-producer Erin Chapman
Director Darragh Byrne and Co-producer Erin Chapman discuss the inspiration behind "Mixed Blessings" and the making of the film.
18 with a Bullet: Filmmaker Notes: Director Ricardo Pollack
Director Ricardo Pollack talks about how he got to know the members of MS-18 in El Salvador.
18 with a Bullet: Photo Essay: El Salvador, the Makings of a Gangland
Learn about El Salvador's history of civil unrest and political and social turmoil in the photo essay.



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