The two go hand, as contributors to the International Women’s Health Coalition witll attest.

By Paul Barbagallo

Individual contributors: Numbering 1,000: college-educated, predominantly women, represent joint households, 45 to 65 years old, active travelers, avid newspaper readers, attuned to international issues.

“A lot of our donors really care about the impact of U.S. foreign policy on girls and women in the developing world. After the [U.S. invasion of Afghanistan], many people came to us and said, ‘we had no idea that women around the world were being treated this way.’ People really started paying attention to these issues after that.”