Sheryl WuDunn notes that there are 60 million women and girls…

Sheryl WuDunn notes that there are 60 million women and girls…

Sheryl WuDunn notes that there are 60 million women and girls “missing”

because they have been literally “discriminated to death.” What will it take to change this? What institutions other than the government should be tackling these problems?

2. When we read about these types of problems, we tend to immediately think of aid programs and organizations, but what about business as a solution? What are the benefits and pitfalls of social entrepreneurship in comparison to traditional aid?

3. What role has the issue of economic empowerment played in your life? Were there different economic expectations for girls and boys in your community or family? Were you expected to be financially independent when you grew up?