Articles
Travelling the sidewalks
By Mariane PearlMariane Pearl is the Managing Editor of the Chime for Change campaign, which aims to inspire, collect and share powerful […]
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Havana on My Mind
By Mariane PearlMy cousin’s neighborhood remains a kind of time capsule of the Cuba that I have come to love. My cousin […]
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The Guardian Angels
By Mariane PearlFor years, rape has been accepted as a consequence of war. But if Angelina Jolie and a group of ferociously […]
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Two for the Road
By Mariane PearlSILVERIO, my driving instructor, is a short, smiling Mexican in his late 30’s. His smile gets broader when he learns […]
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Illuminating Women’s Voices From Within
By Mariane PearlIn 2007, began my special interest in “women’s issues” and what I quickly found out was that women’s issues were […]
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Mariane Pearl: reflexiones sobre el asesinato de un periodista
By Mariane PearlLa viuda de un reportero decapitado por terroristas escribe con motivo de la ejecución de J. Foley. Cuando conocí a […]
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Women Around the World Are Finding New Ways to Seek Justice
By Mariane PearlMalcom X used to say that nobody can give you freedom; nobody can give you equality or justice. “If you’re […]
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Education makes life worth living
By Mariane PearlOne hot summer morning in Monrovia, Liberia, I came across a group of young men who had been snatched from […]
Read more >Can We Spread Hope While Others Spread Fear? Numbers and a Few More Questions from TED
By Mariane PearlChris Anderson, TED’s curator, opened this year’s conference entitled “What the World Needs Now” with a bold and sad statement. […]
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The woman who gave me my strength
By Mariane PearlWhen my mother died of cancer a few years ago, she left me a beautiful silver ashtray and a red […]
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My fight for Danny’s memory
By Mariane PearlI made a friend in Pakistan. I nicknamed him “Captain” because of his autthority; I couldn´t tell if it came […]
Read more >Wy good hearts must go public
By Mariane PearlParis, I first learned about Pakistan’s silent majority at a time when most of the world found itself stunned and […]
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