Isobel Coleman shows how Muslim women and men are fighting back with progressive interpretations of Islam to support women's rights in a growing movement of Islamic feminism.

It is time for multinational corporations to come to the same realization -- funding education and training female business leaders is good for business.

Isobel Coleman says investing in midwifery programs gives Haiti's next generation a chance.

Isobel Coleman and Charles Landow discuss how lack of good governance in Africa condemns millions to poverty and fails to unleash the continent's great potential.

Isobel Coleman and Mary Ellen Iskenderian discuss several commitments aimed at women and girls from the 2010 Clinton Global Initiative.

Isobel Coleman discusses an initiative to provide affordable, efficient stoves to one hundred million homes around the world by 2020.

Isobel Coleman discusses the feminization of AIDS in Africa and two recent studies that offer hope for prevention.

Isobel Coleman discusses the benefits of new technologies for the world's poorest that extend beyond health, safety, and environmental issues.

Isobel Coleman argues that local women can play a role in mitigating the corruption that surrounds humanitarian aid in Somalia.

Isobel Coleman and Congressman Steve Israel discuss solar villages.

Every year, 536,000 women die during childbirth, and an additional 8 million become severely disabled. The death toll doesn’t end with the mothers: 5 percent of all newborns die after their mother’s death, and millions of other children are left orphaned. Isobel Coleman and Laurie Garrett argue that the way to reduce this staggering level of maternal mortality is to “pass legislation that shows real resolve, with money and legislated programs behind it.”