An unheralded grandmothers' movement is changing the world. Insurgent grandmothers are using their power to fight for a better future for grandchildren everywhere. And they are succeeding. Grandmother Power profiles activist grandmothers in fifteen countries on five continents who tell their compelling stories in their own words.

Across the world, local women are helping one another tackle the problems that darken their live -- domestic violence, sex trafficking, war, poverty, illiteracy, discrimination, inequality, malnutrition, disease. These women may lack material resources, but they possess a wealth of an even more precious resource: imagination -- their imaginations light the dark.

The cacophony of color that assaults you when you visit Guatemala is no accident. It’s a profound manifestation of the irrepressible vitality and valor of an indomitable people who have endured and gained strength from their difficulties, traditions, land, spiritual beliefs, and kinships. ¡Viva Colores! profiles forty-one everyday heroes who are shaping their nation's future.

Celebrating Women, an unprecedented, full-color photographic book, focuses on festivals on five continents: parades, parties, ceremonies and competitions that honor women as goddesses, warriors, lovers, healers, athletes and more. The Washington Post calls it "a big, beautiful book --- too rich to stay on the coffee table."

In Her Hands uses color photographs and intimate text to share the courage and spirit of women - all poor, many illiterate-from around the world, who have taken charge of their lives by creating and selling traditional crafts. Women from South Africa to Peru, twelve countries in all, talk about their diverse lives and surprisingly universal aspirations. Includes an eloquent foreword by Alice Walker.