Pink Pagoda Girls is an organization dedicated to rescuing baby girls from gendercide in China. One of the harsh realities of the national policy of one child per family in the People’s Republic of China is the diminishing value of females. The national policy of one child per couple plus the traditional place of the first born male as the provider for parents in their old age leaves many couples with a dilemma of what to do if their child is a girl. Some make the tragic decision to end...
Pink Pagoda Girls is raising the awareness among girls and young women in the West concerning the plight of baby girls in China. In turn, they are able to enroll people in their communities, and other girls and young women in this errand of mercy. Our focus is girls helping girls, one for one… Here, we provide information for girls, young ladies, and women to use in enlightening others in their communities in this cause. As the world grows smaller, more and younger girls learn about...
Our goal is to raise one billion dollars to rescue one million girls over the next ten years. This may seem to be aiming fairly high, but given the resources available and what we have achieved to date, we have faith that this goal can be met! To date, The Pink Pagoda, the organization that grew out of this, is credited with saving the lives of 48,000 Chinese girls. Its story is chronicled in Dr. Garrow’s book, The Pink Pagoda: One Man’s quest to End Gendercide in China. The...
| Dr. James Garrow, PhD. Executive Director The Bethune Institute/Pink Pagoda Pink Pagoda Girls  |  |
 | Erik Rush Vice-President Administration and Strategic Alliances Pink Pagoda Girls  |
Erik Rush is a New York-born columnist, author, speaker, and entrepreneur who has published three books of sociopolitical commentary. A 2007 New York Book Festival winner, Erik also has an extensive background in media production and marketing.
