The first lady of Rwanda explains how her country is defining itself post-genocide and the role Rwandan women are playing in the healing of society and the building of a nation.
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Empowered Women and Humanity's Full Potential
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Last spring, more than 3,000 women with great ideas applied for the first-ever O-White House Project Leadership Project contest. Meet the 80 winners.
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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama discuss the economy, family life in the White House and birth certificate conspiracy theories.
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From New Orleans to Rwanda: The Story Behind the Fifth Edition of the O Bracelet
Introducing a brand-new O Bracelet! A levee breaks, and suddenly artists all over New Orleans are forced to rebuild their lives. Half a world away in Rwanda, survivors still fight every day to move beyond genocide. Now women from both countries are making
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Survivors' Stories from Genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur
As an activist, Professor Elie Wiesel has fought against some of humanity's most horrific acts. What do you know about modern day genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur?
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