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Ashley Judd is best known as the acclaimed actress in films such

as De Lovely and Double Jeopardy, but these days she

is more likely to be found wading through an African refugee camp

or Asian brothel than on a film set. For most of the past decade

Judd has been visiting human rights hotspots around the world to

spread the word of hope, health, and gender equality on behalf of

one of the leading public health nonprofits, PSI/YouthAIDS. Her

work has put her in the company of Bono, Bill Clinton, and other

world leaders in the battle against disease and poverty and in

advocating grassroots programs to improve the lives of women and

children.

Memories of her own painful childhood inspired Judd to reach out to

those in desperate need, especially abused and abandoned girls. She

writes movingly of friends such as Kausar, an AIDS sufferer in the

slums of Mumbai who becomes an activist and peer-educator, and

heroes such as Dr. Rene, who lends his heart and soul to keep the

sex workers of Madagascar from contracting and spreading HIV.

Judd also describes her own personal spiritual journey of discovery

that takes place during the interludes between her trips overseas.

Through being of service to others, she unlocks the door to her own

unsettled past, including an abusive childhood, and later on, her

issues with co-dependency and depression. Through the act of

bearing witness to others, Judd finds her own path to

healing. Her recovery becomes integral to her ability to

continue her humanitarian work. It reaffirms what her faith teaches

her: “When I change myself I help change the whole world.”

Judd recorded her experiences both abroad and at home in more than

five hundred pages of journal entries, which she has woven into a

highly personal and powerful memoir about change, hope, and human

transformation.

FOREWORD by Nicholas D. Kristof

PROLOGUE

Chapter 1   FAMILY OF CHANCE, FAMILY OF CHOICE

Chapter 2  THE SAFEST PLACE IN THE WORLD

Chapter 3  BUTTERMILK AND MORNING GLORIES

Chapter 4  THROUCH THE TRAPDOOR

Chapter 5  MAKING OF A RABBLE-ROUSER

Chapter 6  OUKSREYLEAK

Chapter 7  AVENGING ANGEL OF THE SISTERHOOD

Chapter 8  DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL

Chapter 9  EURYDICE IN AFRICA

Chapter 10 THE RICE TENTS

Chapter 11  PRAYING WITH MY PRESENCE

Chapter 12 BUMPING INTO MYSELF

Chapter 13  DELIVERANCE

Chapter 14 SHADES OF HOPE

Chapter 15 THE LOST CHILD FOUND

Chapter 16 PROJECT LIFE

Chapter 17 OFF THE MAT, INTO THE WORLD

Chapter 18 ADVENTURES IN BOLLYWOOD

Chapter 19 A HOLY MESS

Chapter 20 THE WHITE FLOWER OF RWANDA

Chapter 21  THE REPUBLIC OF RAPE

Chapter 22 THE CLICK

Chapter 23 CRIMSON DREAMS

EPILOGUE

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

NOTES

Ashley Judd recently received a Masters in

Public Administration at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of

Government. She continues to star in a wide range of feature films

and to serve as a global ambassador for PSI/Youth AIDS. For her

work with PSI, Judd received the 2009 USA Today Hollywood

Hero Award. She and her husband, racecar driver Dario Franchitti,

have homes in Tennessee and Scotland.

Collaborator Maryanne Vollers’s first book, Ghosts of

Mississippi, was a finalist for the National Book Award. She’s

also collaborated on two bestselling memoirs: Ice Bound,

with Jerri Nielsen, and Living History, with Secretary of

State Hillary Rodham Clinton, both #1 New York Times

bestsellers.

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Ashley Judd is best known as the acclaimed actress in films such as De Lovely and Double Jeopardy , but these days she is more likely to be found wading through an African refugee camp or Asian brothel than on a film set. For most of the past decade Judd has been visiting human rights hotspots around the world to spread the word of hope, health, and gender equality on behalf of one of the leading public health nonprofits, PSI/YouthAIDS. Her work has put her in the company of Bono, Bill Clinton, and other world leaders in the battle against disease and poverty and in advocating grassroots programs to improve the lives of women and children.

Memories of her own painful childhood inspired Judd to reach out to those in desperate need, especially abused and abandoned girls. She writes movingly of friends such as Kausar, an AIDS sufferer in the slums of Mumbai who becomes an activist and peer-educator, and heroes such as Dr. Rene, who lends his heart and soul to keep the sex workers of Madagascar from contracting and spreading HIV.

Judd also describes her own personal spiritual journey of discovery that takes place during the interludes between her trips overseas. Through being of service to others, she unlocks the door to her own unsettled past, including an abusive childhood, and later on, her issues with co-dependency and depression. Through the act of bearing witness to others, Judd finds her own path to healing. Her recovery becomes integral to her ability to continue her humanitarian work. It reaffirms what her faith teaches her: “When I change myself I help change the whole world.”

Judd recorded her experiences both abroad and at home in more than five hundred pages of journal entries, which she has woven into a highly personal and powerful memoir about change, hope, and human transformation.