Über uns Daniele Selby

Daniele is the associate editor at Global Citizen. A passionate human rights advocate, she believes that big change starts with small actions. Daniele studied music and psychology at Vassar before earning her Masters of International Affairs at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. She brings with her an unhealthy love of chili and chocolate, and a small, fluffy dog from the Little Red Dot (Singapore) to the Big Apple.

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  1. Merkmal: 14 Global Citizens on What Issues Matter Most to Them
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    14 Global Citizens on What Issues Matter Most to Them

    Ein Beitrag von Madeleine Keck,  Daniele Selby,  Leah Rodriguez  und  Joe McCarthy|1. Oktober 2019

    We asked Global Citizens at our festival in Central Park to tell us what they stand for. Mehr Lesen

  2. Artikel: How This Activist Pushed to End Cash Bail in New York — and Why He's Not Done Fighting
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    How This Activist Pushed to End Cash Bail in New York — and Why He's Not Done Fighting

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|9. September 2019

    When Marvin Mayfield got out of prison, he decided he needed to change himself — and the system. Mehr Lesen

  3. Artikel: 6 Myths About Cash Bail Reform, Debunked
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    6 Myths About Cash Bail Reform, Debunked

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|9. September 2019

    Eliminating the cash bail system does not mean that communities will become less safe. Mehr Lesen

  4. Merkmal: 'I Was Not His Equal Partner': What It's Like to Be a Child Bride in Massachusetts
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    'I Was Not His Equal Partner': What It's Like to Be a Child Bride in Massachusetts

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|6. September 2019

    Tammy Monteiro was married at 16 in Massachusetts. Marriage before 18 is still legal there today. Mehr Lesen

  5. Merkmal: Child Marriages Happen in the US, Too. Here’s Everything You Need to Know.
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    Child Marriages Happen in the US, Too. Here’s Everything You Need to Know.

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|3. September 2019

    Child marriage disproportionately affects girls and is still legal in some form in 48 states. Mehr Lesen

  6. Artikel: How Women Are Shut Out of the Global Workforce
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    How Women Are Shut Out of the Global Workforce

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|2. September 2019

    Advancing gender equality and empowering women could add $12 trillion to the global economy. Mehr Lesen

  7. Artikel: WWE Superstar Becky Lynch Inspires Young Girls Around the World, But Malala Is Her Hero
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    WWE Superstar Becky Lynch Inspires Young Girls Around the World, But Malala Is Her Hero

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|30. August 2019|WWE

    Wrestling is an opportunity to showcase women’s strength, Lynch told Global Citizen. Mehr Lesen

  8. Artikel: 18 Striking Photos of Climate Change, Inequality, and Activism From Around the World This Week
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    18 Striking Photos of Climate Change, Inequality, and Activism From Around the World This Week

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby  und  Olivia Kestin|30. August 2019

    As fires blaze in the Amazon, others struggle with floods, and migrants flee conflict and poverty. Mehr Lesen

  9. Artikel: How This Hospital Is Transforming Maternal Care in a Long-Neglected Corner of Los Angeles
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    How This Hospital Is Transforming Maternal Care in a Long-Neglected Corner of Los Angeles

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby|27. August 2019|Citi

    The state-of-the-art hospital is having a ripple effect on the community of South LA. Mehr Lesen

  10. Artikel: Child Marriage: Everything You Need to Know
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    Alles was du über Kinderehen wissen musst

    Ein Beitrag von Daniele Selby  und  Carmen Singer|27. August 2019

    Alle zwei Sekunden wird ein Mädchen verheiratet. Mehr Lesen

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