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The Faith Club
Topics: Author/Writer, Diversity, Human Rights, Inspiration, International Affairs, Religion/Spirituality, Women's Issues
After September 11th, 2001, Ranya Idliby, an American Muslim of Palestinian
descent, faced constant questions about Islam, God, and death from her
children, the only Muslims in their classrooms. In…
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E J Dionne, Jr
Topics: Current Affairs, Human Rights, International Affairs, Journalist, National Politics
E.J. Dionne, Jr. is a widely syndicated Washington Post columnist,a regular
political analyst for National Public Radio and a frequent guest on the Chris
Matthews Show, the Tim Russert Show and Thi…
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Lord Robertson
Topics: Current Affairs, Economy, Human Rights, International Affairs, Leadership, National Politics, Security, Visionaries
Lord Robertson is Chairman of Cable & Wireless International. He was Secretary
General of NATO from 1999-2003 and Defence Secretary of the United Kingdom from
1997-1999. He was Member of Parliament…
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Paul Rogat Loeb
Topics: Diversity, Education, Ethics/Values, Human Rights, International Affairs, National Politics
Paul Loeb has spent over thirty years researching and writing about citizen
responsibility and empowerment--asking what makes some people choose lives of
social commitment, while others abstain.
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Sonia Shah
Topics: Energy, Ethics/Values, Healthcare, Human Rights, Journalist
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Sonia Shah is an investigative journalist and critically acclaimed author whose
writing has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, New Scientist,
The Nation and e…
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Dr. Muhammad Yunus
Topics: Economy, Finance, Human Rights, International Affairs, Small Business, Visionaries, Women's Issues
Winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
Professor Muhammad Yunus, founder of the Grameen bank, is responsible for many
innovative programs benefiting the rural poor. He is the developer and founder…
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Bill Kurtis
Topics: Arts, Celebrity, Commentators, Current Affairs, Human Rights, Journalist, Legal, Media, Social Trends, Television Media
An acclaimed documentary host and producer, network and major market news
anchor and multimedia production company president, Bill Kurtis has spent the
past 35 years creating a body of work that is…
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Bobby Seale
Topics: Diversity, Education, Human Rights, Leadership, National Politics
Bobby Seale has become one of the last suriving architects of one of the most
important social change movements in American and African-American history. The
last fifteen years has seen the demise …
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Jim Hightower
Topics: Current Affairs, Ethics/Values, Human Rights, National Politics, Political Humor
National radio commentator, writer, public speaker and author of Thieves In
High Places: They've Stolen Our Country And It's Time to Take It Back, Jim
Hightower has spent three decades battling the…
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Marc Kielburger
Topics: Author/Writer, Corporate Social Responsibility, Education, Entrepreneurship, Human Rights, Inspiration, Motivation, Philanthropy, Visionaries
Marc Kielburger is an accomplished social advocate and leadership specialist, a
bestselling author and a speaker with a powerful message. He is the co-founder
and chief executive director of Leader…
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Premal Shah
Topics: Business Excellence, Corporate Social Responsibility, Economy, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Rights, International Business, Sustainability
Premal Shah believes your last name doesn't need to be Gates or Rockefeller in
order to make a real dent in global poverty. After leaving his job as a
Principal Product Manager at PayPal, it has ta…
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Strobe Talbott
Topics: Current Affairs, Human Rights, International Affairs
Strobe Talbott served in the State Department from 1993 until 2001, for a year
as Special Advisor to the Secretary of State for the New Independent States of
the Former Soviet Union and then for se…
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Benjamin Barber
Topics: Branding, Consumer Trends, Current Affairs, Education, Ethics/Values, Globalization, Human Rights, International Affairs
Benjamin R. Barber has combined a career as a distinguished scholar and
political theorist with a life of practical commitment to democratic civic
practices and the arts that has given him widespre…
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Fawaz Gerges
Topics: Current Affairs, Energy, Human Rights, International Affairs, Terrorism
Fawaz Gerges is a leading expert on the Middle East, terrorism, and energy
policy. He is currently in the field interviewing activists and militants in
preparation for his next book.
Fawaz A. G…
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Kathleen Cleaver
Topics: Current Affairs, Diversity, Education, Human Rights, Legal, National Politics
Kathleen Cleaver is an African-American educator, lawyer, writer, and
activist. She has spent most of her life participating in the human rights
struggle. Her father was a sociology professor a…
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Dennis Prager
Topics: Diversity, Ethics/Values, Human Rights, International Affairs, Personal Growth, Relationships/Family, Religion/Spirituality
Dennis Prager is one of America's most respected thinkers. He is an author,
lecturer, teacher, theologian and radio talk show host.
RADIO AND TELEVISION: Dennis Prager is one of America's most r…
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Linda Biehl
Topics: Diversity, Ethics/Values, Human Rights, Inspiration, Overcoming Adversity
Linda Biehl is the co-founder and director of the Amy Biehl Foundation in the
U.S. and the Amy Biehl Foundation Trust in South Africa. Linda's relationship
to South Africa and the genesis of these…
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Bruce George
Topics: Arts, Author/Writer, Coaching/Mentoring, Creativity, Diversity, Human Rights
Bruce is the Executive Consultant for Audible,Inc. creating/providing "Top
Tier" Podcasting-i-Tune & i-Pod content of celebrities,Spoken Word
Artists,rappers, authors,comedians, singers etc.2006- B…
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Evan Williams
Topics: Human Rights, International Affairs, Journalist, Television Media
Evan Williams has been a print, radio and television journalist for more than
20 years, most recently specializing in TV current affairs programs and
documentaries on a wide variety of internationa…
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Rev Al Sharpton
Topics: Diversity, Human Rights, National Politics
Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1954, the Reverend Alfred "Al" Sharpton has been
preaching since age four. He was licensed and ordained at age nine. In 1971, he
founded the National Youth Movement a…
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Dr. Cornel West
Topics: Diversity, Ethics/Values, Historian, Human Rights, Religion/Spirituality
Cornel West, Professor of Religion and African American Studies at Princeton
University, is one of America's most gifted, provocative and important public
intellectuals. Dr. West has won numerous …
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Dr. Maria Echaveste
Topics: Diversity, Human Rights, National Politics, Women's Issues
Maria Echaveste is a former U.S. presidential advisor to Bill Clinton and White
House Deputy Chief of Staff under the second Clinton administration. She is
one of the highest-ranking Latinas to ha…
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Van Jones
Topics: Current Affairs, Ethics/Values, Human Rights, Sustainability
Van Jones is working to combine solutions to America's two biggest problems:
social inequality and environmental destruction.
HUMAN RIGHTS CHAMPION: In 1996, Van and Diana Frappier co-founded the …
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Jehan Sadat
Topics: Human Rights, Inspiration, Women's Issues
Jehan Raouf, the first girl and third child of her Egyptian father, Safwat
Raouf, and her British mother, Gladys Cotterill, was born in Cairo, Egypt.
Fifteen years later, she unexpectedly came fac…
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