Jansing and Co | December 11, 2012
Kennedy: 'To create change, the most important thing is to empower women'
Kerry Kennedy, founder of the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights, explains how women can continue to make progress globally, the impact Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had on women’s rights and the upcoming RFK Center Auction.
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