Author name: Sonia Shah

Events

Fullerton, CA

April 17, 2010. 9 am. “Living in a Lopsided World: Making Sense of Global Disparities in Health and Wealth,” Keynote address, Social Justice Summit, California State University, Fullerton, CA

Events

New Haven, CT

March 29, 2010, 5:30 pm. “Emerging Infections from a Changing Environment.” Global Health Seminar, Yale School of Public Health, Yale University, New Haven, CT. For more information: Brian Seavey, at brian.seavey@yale.edu

The Body Hunters

Cazadores de Cuerpos

The Spanish edition of The Body Hunters (Cazadores de Cuerpos) recently came out and is getting some good press in Spain. To wit: a long review (and five stars!) in Publico. Check it out here.

Blog

Jeff Farias show

I just finished a very pleasant half-hour radio interview with Jeff Farias of Phoenix’s Jeff Farias Show. I was a little nervous, having spent the last 6 months writing non-stop, that I’d be a bit foggy but it appears that I can, in fact, still talk in sentences (sort of). Check it out here. There should be a podcast up soon, too.

Books, Crude

Crude translations…

I was pleased to find a commentary about CRUDE in the Athens daily Kathemerini this morning, in part because I could honestly say, it is all Greek to me….My crude translation (ha!) suggests a fairly positive summary, but if anyone out there can say for sure, please drop a line: sonia@soniashah.com. Check it out here

International Politics

Improving the lot of women overseas (what do i know?)

Look out for the January edition of Ms magazine. They’re running a special feature in which leading feminists offer their thoughts and suggestions on how our new president can improve the lot of women at home and overseas. I was honored to contribute a paragraph or two myself! Also this month, the History Channel is re-airing a documentary on oil called CRUDE, which features a certain author and shopper….yes, that’s me at Stop & Shop cruising the aisles and talking smack about oil. (A blogger wrote about my appearance in the film and called me “youngish.” Thanks. Better than “oldish,” right?) Question is: does anyone care anymore, now that the price of gas has fallen to two bucks a gallon? I fear not, but OPEC is tightening the taps so I’m guessing the price may yet rise, again. It hurts but it’s the only way forward.

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