Swaziland has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in the world. See how (RED) money is helping The Global Fund fight the pandemic.
Malaak Compton-Rock (the wife of comedian Chris Rock) brought 30 inner city kids, ages 12 to 15, from Brooklyn, NY to Johannesburg, South Africa. It’s part of her “Journey for Change” program to empower youth through global service. The kids, many of whom have never left Brooklyn before, got to work with, help and learn from others living in difficult circumstances so far away. (RED) along with partners Dell, Converse and Hallmark are proud to support the program. As Malaak says, when “much is given, much is required.”
>> Check out some of their visit
Look out for their blog postings on CNN.com in the weeks to come.
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TIME Magazine: Bill Gates on Creative Capitalism
In this week's TIME Magazine cover story, Bill Gates asks: "How can we most effectively spread the benefits of capitalism and the huge improvements in quality of life it can provide to people who have been left out?"
He holds up (RED) as a prime example of 'creative capitalism' at work.
>> Read more here
>> Watch Bill Gates talk about (RED) and creative capitalism on CNN
(RED) to Launch New Way for People to Get Music in Their Lives
In the fall of 2008 (RED) will unveil a simple way for people to receive music from artists they love and artists they will discover through (RED). And subscribing will create a new revenue stream for artists and buy life-saving medicine for those living with AIDS in Africa.
>> Sign up here for news on new artists joining and pre-registration
>> See the full story in the New York Times
>> View the press release
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