Rachel Boehm
Brief Bio
I was raised in Austin, Texas and graduated from Chapman University in Orange, California. Currently I work as a freelance writer based in Dubai. I am a contributing writer to Suite101.com: http://www.suite101.com/profile.cfm/rachelrboehm
In addition to topical articles, I have worked with the following clients:
Business Council for Peace, International NGO
iStation, New Media Education
Stephanie Barko, Literary Publicist
Walter V. Williams, P.C., Litigation
Learning Through History Magazine
Trains Magazine
More Than a Space Race: Issue 3 Volume 7
Dubai's Metro: TBA
From the Beemster to Dubai:
Issue 4 Volume 6
Saved by Steam: TBA
Texas Journey
Port Arthur News
Small Town Spotlight: Sept/Oct 2008
RasGas LNG Train 6:
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Hill Country Sun
Pipeline and Gas Journal
Texas Wends: May 2008
LNG and Qatar Vision 2030: TBA
Canada
Syria
Czech Republic
Turkey
France
UAE
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Happenings
Blog
>> Now a contributing writer to Suite101.com. Access my articles through: http://www.suite101.com/profile.cfm/rachelrboehm
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I'm now a contributing writer to Suite101.com
Gender Equality is the Third Millennium Development Goal. While the empowerment and equality of women is a goal in and of itself, the Millennium Declaration also asserts that "without progress towards gender equality and the empowerment of women, none of the MDG's will be achieved."Working tirelessly to educate, train, and promote gender equality is Bpeace (Business Council for Peace), a non-profit international volunteer network of business professionals. Bpeace works in Afghanistan and Rwanda, providing women entrepreneurs with training and education in better business practices. As a result, these women are able to provide for themselves and their families, as well as stimulate their communities through employment opportunities. Bpeace believes that "More jobs mean less violence." www.bpeace.org
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Bpeace thinks so.Even in the most challenging times, there’s always a story behind the scenes that provides hope for the future. This summer it’s the Bpeace Race to Innovation. Created by Bpeace (Business Council for Peace), this competition is calling on the brightest most talented entrepreneurs in Afghanistan to compete for pro-bono business consulting and access to capital that will transform their innovative business idea into a reality. What’s innovative about this race? Just about everything.The Race is open to any Afghan entrepreneur – male or female over the age of 18 – with a new idea for a marketable product or service that is head and shoulders above anything else in their countries. Their creative inspiration must have the potential to create jobs and give back to the community. There’s still a chance to get involved! You can be part of the team that identifies these high-caliber entrepreneurs. Go to www.bpeace.org/race.
