Jeff Norman, 12.31.2009
Just because a lot of pathetic people need to dwell on the director's supposed indecency to make themselves feel decent in comparison, doesn't mean that normal evidentiary standards should be abandoned in the Polanski matter.
David Isenberg, 12.26.2009
Author, Shadow Force: Private Security Contractors in Iraq
Although it was not mentioned by name there are some provisions in the FY 2010 Defense Appropriations bill that are very clearly aimed at KBR, the former Halliburton company. They won't make the execs happy.
Peter Daou, 12.22.2009
Political consultant, former adviser to Hillary Clinton
As we hurtle into a new decade, one thing you can be sure of (aside from death and taxes) is that women's rights and women's bodies will be violated again and again.
Michael Woods, 12.15.2009
Woods is the editor of the boxing website thesweetscience.com.
For those who might believe that it is over for Tiger Woods, that the adoration from fans and media will cease, that the endorsement spigot of Go...
Georgianne Nienaber, 12.14.2009
Investigative journalist, searcher, and author
Breaking news...
Merry Christmas. No Peace on Earth for DRC.
In a year-end report published today and based upon 23 fact-finding missions in the ...
Georgianne Nienaber, 12.12.2009
Investigative journalist, searcher, and author
And so it came to pass that the Angel, Hope, received three children to light, to guard, to love and guide for almost eighty years. You see, there are...
John Prendergast, 12.08.2009
Co-Founder of the ENOUGH Project
In a special opinion piece for CNN today, I highlighted the changes afoot to end the deadly trade in Congo's conflict minerals. Armed groups in easter...
B. Jeffrey Madoff, 12.08.2009
Founder of Madoff Productions
Maybe the Salahi's will crash a Palin book signing, if they can get past the huge crowds of women who had an affair with Tiger Woods.
John Prendergast, 11.30.2009
Co-Founder of the ENOUGH Project
In a hard-hitting segment last night, 60 Minutes highlighted the role of gold in fueling Congo's deadly war in which hundreds of thousands of women ha...
John Prendergast, 11.25.2009
Co-Founder of the ENOUGH Project
This post was co-authored with Enough's Laura Heaton.
We've gotten word that, after an eventful trip to eastern Congo in June and many months in prod...
Nathan Havey, 11.24.2009
New Media Communications/Political Consultant, Videographer, Feminist
If you were unlucky enough to read the AP story on the Sacred Heart University lacrosse player sexual assault case, you were the recipient of a huge d...
Georgianne Nienaber, 11.24.2009
Investigative journalist, searcher, and author
Sixteen years after hostilities ramped up in 1996, Congo remains awash in atrocities, the bloody fingers of blame point in all directions, and at the ...
Lovisa Stannow, 11.20.2009
Lovisa Stannow is the executive director of Just Detention International.
It has been twenty-five years since Congress passed the Victims of Crime Act. This important legislation has done a lot of good. But it could do more ...
Jacob M. Appel, 11.17.2009
Bioethicist and medical historian
In the case of Coleman v. Lantz, Connecticut has argued for the right to force feed a hunger-striking inmate in an excruciatingly painful manner.
Madeline Wheeler, 11.16.2009
Writer, abuse prevention advocate
When asked to come up with a list of the top 10 books for 2009 to counter Publisher's Weekly all male Top Ten Best Books of 2009, the 'She Writes' members decided to blog.
Catie Lazarus, 11.18.2009
www.doctorlazarus.com
My lady sensibility is limited to menstruation (hilarious), babies (adorable), and unicorns mating (adorably hilarious).
Marcia G. Yerman, 11.12.2009
New York based writer focusing on women's issues and the arts; Co-Founder of cultureID
While embedded with Marines during the invasion of Iraq, journalist Mercedes Gallego was cautioned that it was not safe to be alone. The reason, the servicewomen explained, was fear of being raped.
Georgianne Nienaber, 11.11.2009
Investigative journalist, searcher, and author
Congo's economy is not undermined by "unregulated fertility" rates. Civil society has been destroyed by decades of war and over a hundred years of exploitation of Congo's wealth by international interests.
Youth Radio -- Youth Media International, 11.05.2009
Youth Radio/Youth Media International (YMI)
Originally published on Youthradio.org, the premier source for youth generated news throughout the globe.
By: Denise Tejada
On October 24th a 15-ye...
Adam Clark Estes, 11.05.2009
Adam Clark Estes is the associate editor of citizen journalism at the Huffington Post.
One of the big questions about the future of journalism is whether the Internet can foster a new alliance between professional reporters and interested citizens. We're seeing signs that the answer is yes.
Brad Balfour, 11.06.2009
Veteran Interviewer and Pop Culture Chronicler
For a total newcomer like Gabourey "Gabby" Sidibe to find a starring role in any film was beyond comprehension. But to find one where her ultra plus-s...