Please visit the following sites for more information on our sponsors, organizations, and articles on the issue of female feticide and infanticide as well as information on our sponsors.
Sponsors
International Connections
(Importer of authentic Indian Fighter kites for Project Kite Flight)
835 Weldon Road,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2023
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Ministry of Art and Place
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Off Your Back Shirts
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River of Life Church
www.rolcboston.org
Organizations
Children's Rights and You (CRY)
www.cry.org
United Nations' Children's Fund (UNICEF)
www.unicef.org
Articles
"Low female-to-male sex ratio of children born in India:
national survey of 1·1 million households," Prabhat Jha et al. The Lancet: January 21, 2006. pdf
www.thelancet.com
"India's 'girl deficit' deepest among educated," Scott Baldauf. Christian Science Monitor: January 13th, 2006.
www.csmonitor.com
"For India's daughters, a dark birth day," Uma Girish. Christian Science Monitor: February 9th, 2005.
www.csmonitor.com
"...But What If It's a Girl?" New Statesman Special
Report, April 2006
(Similar article by Carla Power also featured in August 2006 issue of
Glamour magazine)
www.newstatesman.com
"Female Demographic Disadvantage in India 1981-1991:
Sex Selective Abortion, Female Infanticide and Excess Female Child Mortality," S. Sudha Ph.D. and S. Irudaya Rajan Ph.D. Development and Change: July 1999. pdf
Harvard School of Public Health Research Library
"Son Preference and Its Effect on Fertility in India," Rangamuthia Mutharayappa et al. National Family Health Survey Subject Reports: March, 1997. pdf
International Institute for Population Sciences
"The Practice of Sex Selective Abortion in India: May You Be the
Mother of a Hundred Sons," Rita Patel. pdf
Department of Maternal and Child Health, UNC
National Public Radio, All Things Considered, March 21, 2006
"India Confronts Gender-Selective Abortion," Amanda Cunningham
www.npr.org
Gendercide Watch: Case Study on India/China
www.gendercide.org
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
www.peacewomen.org