Billed as a "celebration" of "amazing bodies," the hotly-anticipated issue puts the spotlight on a selection of athletes of all shapes and sizes who strip down for tastefully-shot nude photo spreads each year. .
The MAKERS* conference stated goal was simple: "To bring together leaders and innovators from corporations, not-for-profits, and government organizations committed to women's issues, shining a spotlight on the individuals who are working to improve the trajectory for the next generation".
"Our hope is by shining a spotlight on this issue, the ones that are willing to be transparent are going to be rewarded in the marketplace," Jarrett said.
Elsewhere in the issue, Mallika Rao puts the spotlight on the rise of Braco, a Croatian healer whose method is simple and, some say, miraculously effective.
In this week's issue, we put the spotlight on Egypt, where things feel disturbingly similar to the way they were before the Arab Spring.
But a recent series of events — including startling sexual assault data released by the Defense Department, a spate of high-profile cases and a handful of lawmakers who have perceived that their pursuit of the issue would be politically advantageous — put a stronger spotlight on the issue.
The president also wanted to throw a spotlight on the issue, a popular one with bipartisan appeal, at a moment when Congress is clogged with more contentious debates.
The home office's focus on what Theresa May described as one of the "thornier issues" has put a spotlight on crisis care and the clear need for therapeutic community based early interventions that people trust.
In fact, four years ago, a bill like SOPA would have sailed through Congress, particularly because it's a media-related issue, the mainstream media would have likely avoided shining a spotlight on the issue.
"It's one thing to put a spotlight on an issue, it's another to get into the inner workings of creating public policy," he said.
