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What to buy for the person who has everything nothing

What to buy for the person who has everything nothing

“10 gifts for the person who has it all.” “Incredible gadgets for that friend who has everything.” Maybe you’ve seen similar headlines popping up on your favorite websites or on magazine covers as the Christmas shopping season draws near. It seems every year more and...

How Cosmetology Changed Jennifer’s Life

Jennifer Aromo was a happy, normal girl living in Uganda. She went to school each day like other children, worked hard in all of her classes, and dreamed of a world of possibilities after graduation. In the evenings, she came home to help with chores and finished her...

From the Field | Ending Bondage in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand is the last stop in my journey—and it’s here where the horrors of the international sex industry seem to culminate. There’s an estimated 15,000 sex workers in one area of the city alone, and thousands of individuals from around the world come to...

From the Field | Reaching the Streets of Pattaya

I’m continuing my journey on to Pattaya, Thailand—a beautiful coastal city . . . and home to an estimated 30-50,000 sex workers. It’s hard to imagine that this relatively small city is one of the sex capitals of the world. In fact, this is where Thailand’s sex tourism...

From the Field | A New Hope for Traumatized Yazidis

I’m in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq in a refugee community where thousands of Yazidi people have fled from ISIS. As I listened to some of their stories today, I learned that they are the lucky ones. ISIS is waging a bloody ethno-religious war against Yazidis and other minority...
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