• Intro to Peace & Conflict Studies
• Third World Feminisms
• Anthropology of China
• Biological Oceanography
• The Quran
• Human Rights in China
• Sex & Gender in Japanese Buddhism
• Ethics
• Gender in the Middle East
• Human Rights & Global Politics
• War & Morality
• Women & The Law
• Drama & Socieded en España
• Perspectives in Biology: AIDS

• cupcakes
• politics
• the economist
• dresses
• smarts
• college
• human rights
• SE Asia
• my sista
• shih tzus
• Sarah Elayna Fletcher
• pillows
• cute japanese stationary
• office supplies
• mini vacuums
• books
• markets in foreign countries
• living on rice
• rings
• male forearms
• academic planners
• pictures
• mixed media paintings
• phone call phobias
• religion classes
• international politics

• om namah shivaya tattoo?
• hibernation?
• the necessity of britney spears tickets?
• purchase black patent heels?- zoe says they are necessary...

"When I was a girl, my life was music that was always getting louder. Everything moved me. A dog following a stranger. That made me feel so much. A calendar that showed the wrong month. I could have cried over it. I did. Where the smoke from a chimney ended. How an overturned bottle rested at the edge of a table. I spent my life learning to feel less. Every day I felt less. Is that growing old? Or...

• Adopt two baby girls from Thailand.
• Intern at Amnesty International NY this summer.
• Write books about: depression, activism, & being relinquished.
• Become the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
• Learn French, Chinese, & Arabic.
• Own an adorable boutique with attached cupcake store. :)
• Have a library in my house.
• Have a miniature bunny as a pet. (TOP PRIORITY,YO)

• Peru
• Cambodia
• Vietnam
• Russia
• Croatia
• South Africa
• Ghana
• Italy
• Greece
• Thailand (14,256 times more)
• Cuba
• Turkey
• Phillipines
• North Korea when I get my invisibility cloak lmao...
• Nepal
• Tibet
• Sweden

1. 1.5 million letters: online and hand written letters delivered to governments worldwide and Congress here at home.
2. 116 people protected from persecution and danger: from China to Turkey to Myanmar (Burma) to the United States, your letters worked! And helped free innocent human rights activists and political prisoners.
3. Death penalty executions averted: 18 stays or commutations worldwide (8 in the U....