*Recipients of the Reebok Human Rights Award*
Essays by Paul Fireman, Samuel Kofi Woods, and Angel Martinez
Contributions and editing by Deb Bergeron and Paula Brewer Byron.
To purchase From The Pain Come The Dream, please use the link below.
Here are the inspirational stories of seventy-two recipients, all under thirty years of age, of the Reebok Human Rights Award. These young men and women were poets, bakers, doctors, veterinary students, lawyers, monks—even children—when they became inspired to take risks to protect their fellow human beings. Their stories kindle hope, courage, and determination in our collective battle against acts of inhumanity.
“We can’t promise those suffering from injustice that we can always win the battle, but we can promise them that they won’t be fighting alone,” says one of these human rights defenders, illustrating the spirit of compassion that characterizes all those profiled in this book.
This unique compilation of personal stories offers much-needed attention to their work on the frontlines of human rights and to the very real continuing problems they and their countries face.
About the Authors:
Paul Fireman is the Chairman and CEO of Reebok International, Ltd.
Samuel Kofi Woods is the Founding Director of the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission, Liberia.
Angel Martinez is the Chief Marketing Officer of Reebok International, Ltd.
$39 USD
8.5″ x 10″ / 176 pages
August 2005
ISBN: 978-1-8841673-55
Published Books Titles:
- 2-4-6-8 American Cheerleaders and Football Players
- A Cry for Help: Stories of Homelessness and Hope
- Anthony Fry
- Anthony Fry: Paintings and Works on Paper 2000-2011
- Blood and Honey
- Born into Brothels
- Brazza in Congo
- Carny: Americana on the Midway
- Chernobyl 1986/2006: Confessions of a Reporter
- Children of Ceausescu
- Chim: The Photographs of David Seymour
- Color Bears
- Coming Back: New Orleans Resurgent
- Conversations: Interviews with Contemporary Photographers
- De Reojo: Out of the Corner of My Eye
- Decir La Verdad Al Poder
- Diamond Matters
- Divided Portraits: Identity and Disability
- Drag Diaries
- Eclipse
- Eddie Adams: Vietnam
- Fambul Tok
- Flesh and Spirit
- From The Pain Come The Dream
- Fuji
- Gaza Photo Album
- Ghosts in the Landscape: Vietnam Revisited
- Good Girls
- Grace Before Dying
- Havana: The Revolutionary Moment
- Histories Are Mirrors: The Path of Conflict Through Afghanistan and Iraq
- Horace’s Big Hat
- In the Most Beautiful Life
- In Their Company
- Inconvenient Stories: Portraits & Interviews With Vietnam Veterans
- It’s Complicated: The American Teenager
- Journal: A Mother and Daughter’s Recovery from Breast Cancer
- Kyopo
- LAOGAI : The Machinery of Repression in China
- Lillian Bassman
- Living Mirrors: A Coral Reef Adventure
- Long Story Bit by Bit: Liberia Retold
- Nevada Rose
- Orpheus Descending
- Pandemic: Facing AIDS
- Pandemic: Facing AIDS Education Packet
- Paul McDonough: New York Photographs 1968-1978
- Poetics of Place
- Raising the Bar: New Horizons in Disability Sports
- Remains of a Rainbow: Rare Plants and Animals in Hawaii
- RFK Funeral Train
- Shekhina
- Speak Truth to Power
- Still Life: Documenting Cancer Survivorship
- Subterranea
- Tales of Water: A Child’s View
- Tent Life: Haiti
- The Face of the Century
- The Innocents
- The Last Paradise: Photographs of Contemporary North Korea
- The Pearl
- The Tibetans: A Struggle to Survive
- The Water’s Edge
- The White T
- Torrijos: The Man and the Myth
- Tribal Alphabet
- Visions of Nature: The Antique Weavings of Persia
- War Remnants of the Khmer Rouge
- Wild Babies
- Wild Love

