Polman might also have found more heartening anecdotes and balanced her account of humanitarianism run amok with tales of humanitarian success: lives salvaged, epidemics averted, families reunited.
In addition to her record-setting athletic career, Hughes became well known for her advocacy and humanitarianism.
Davis, who played Charlotte in the cult sitcom from 1998 to 2004, has devoted much of her life to humanitarianism since the series ended.
Eastern Europe has defied Merkel's call for refugee quotas and answered her appeal for humanitarianism by putting razor wire at every border choke-point.
The reason this will be a successful country is the women -- some of the strongest, most inspiring women I have ever met". Given her history of humanitarianism, these adjectives might be associated with McCain herself.
Contrary to the perception of the critics who misread her policy as 'imperial humanitarianism' or 'historic error,' we would like to suggest that in welcoming over a million refugees last year, Angela Merkel has demonstrated her far-sightedness and statesmanship par excellence.
Tyson, who was nominated for a best actress Oscar for her role in the 1972 film "Sounder," was honored as an inspiration for her groundbreaking career, and for her years of activism and humanitarianism.
To honor Isa's memory, dedicated humanitarianism, and widely respected work in her profession, donations can be made to Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS.
Her work is focused on violence and trauma; philanthropy, humanitarianism, and charity; human rights, democratization, and postconflict transition processes; race, gender, and culture; and religion and healing.
Her research explores ideas about child development, education, and humanitarianism, and their relationship to the state, the nation, and the figure of the citizen in liberal democratic and fascist regimes.
