Angelina Jolie

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Angelina Jolie, born Angelina Jolie Voight; June 4, 1975, is an American actor and director.

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October 2012: Angelina Jolie: I told my kids—and you should too: Girls’ education is under threat in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and around the world. It’s time we all took a stand. Here’s how you can help, and sign a petition for Malala.                               more.....

June 2012: Generous Angelina Jolie has donated $100,000 (GBP62,500) to the United Nations in celebration of World Refugee Day on Wednesday. The actress currently serves as a Special Envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and she has been a goodwill ambassador for over 10 years, dedicating much of her personal time to boosting humanitarian efforts in countries all around the world, including Iraq and Pakistan.      more.....

April 2012: Angelina Jolie was named the Special Envoy of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the UNHCR announced at a news briefing in Geneva. Jolie, mother of six, holder of three Golden Globes and often cited as the world's most beautiful woman, has already served for more than 10 years as goodwill ambassador for UNHCR — taking the lead on the recent phenomenon that is being dubbed "celebrity diplomacy."     more....

February 2012: Angelina Jolie arrives on the 'Cinema for Peace' red carpet ahead of receiving an honorary award for opposing war and genocide.       more.......

February 2012: Angelina Jolie firmly believes that she would be leading a “very shallow, horrible life” if she weren’t engaged into humanitarian work.  more.....

December 2011: Through their Jolie-Pitt foundation, this star couple donated $340,000 to the Humanitarian Initiative Just Relief Aid in Somalia to help put an end to human suffering. And while Brad has been rebuilding New Orleans homes with his organization Make It Right, Angie continues to meet with politicians to discuss issues like active land mines. (Source:www.dosomething.org)