November 2005
In This Issue
Introducing think.
think. is the new monthly e-newsletter from the Stanley Foundation. The Stanley Foundation works to find fair and lasting solutions to the global problems that affect us all. think. will provide you with the tools that motivate you to learn more and take action. You won't find the same stories you have seen in the newspapers here. Instead, think. will bring you aspects of stories that are not addressed in the mainstream media. It will also give you a chance to ask an expert questions that are on your mind and will introduce you to partners of the Stanley Foundation, groups we know and trust, so that you can do more than think about global issues—you can act too.
Features
Embracing North Korea. Is the United States ready to work with North Korea rather than against it? North Korea's neighbors and international organizations have been busy building relationships with the country's leaders and people. They have been engaging the country, hoping to end its isolation. Perhaps it is time for the United States to follow their lead. Read more about North Korea. http://vps.stanleyfoundation.org/articles/2005courier49_northkorea.php
In the News
Fighting Health Challenges Around the World. Global health challenges can be overcome. But in the wake of natural disasters and the increasing attention avian flu has garnered, these challenges can seem daunting. This month, TIME magazine, PBS, ABC News, and The New Yorker are bringing attention to the work international organizations and private foundations do every day to combat global health concerns. Read more about the work that is being done and find out which groups are partnering against diseases like HIV/AIDS, malaria, and polio. Read more about global health challenges. http://vps.stanleyfoundation.org/articles/2005think11_globalhealth.php |