10 million people, or 1000 an hour, die unnecessarily each year. Poverty is the cause of more deaths than any disease or political conflict in history. You can help. Listen to Tom Coleman of the Bottom Billion Fund to understand the action you can take.

You can connect and empower women around the world who are experiencing challenges that may involve female genital mutilation (female circumcision), the severe discipline of children, pre-teen motherhood and domestic violence while respecting cultural differences. Hear Linda Higdon describe the power behind Global Room for Women.

Learn how Africa Schools of Kenya has accomplished a new rite of passage for the young girls attending school and helped stop the ancient custom of female circumcision. Health, education and respect for the Maasai culture have come together for a better the future for Maasai girls and women.

Even novices and children enjoy the newest iPhone app for birdwatching, Birdeez. Simple entries for shape, size and color identify birds that are geo-located by your phone. Learn about this newest DEMO God award winning app just launched in California, October 2012. Free for now. Don't wait.

Hear from boutique wine maker, Ampelos Cellars, certified biodynamic, organic and sustainability in practice with a negative carbon footprint. Enjoy great wine that is socially responsible.

Hassina Sherjan shares the importance of education and jobs in fighting terrorism in Afghanistan. See her in person in Santa Barbara on October 27.

Learn about angel investors and venture capitalist and what they expect from prospective ventures.

Learn how an online shopping mall can benefit focused groups of people and how you can participate in the savings and benefits while being socially responsible.

Learn about outsourcing and interrupt the cycle of extreme poverty. Digital Divide Data in Kenya employs and provides upper education for youth from urban slums. Your company can be socially responsible while saving money.

Learn the 3 requirements for successful green energy, and which ones you can use now. Are the new technologies really viable solutions?