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Jan 24, 2017Video: A mother and daughter explain why they march
The women's democratic national committee in DC was a gathering place today for people to prepare for tomorrow's Women's...
Jan 20, 2017Women’s March is ‘a sign’ of disconnect between politicians and people
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Jan 20, 2017‘Persevere and never give up,’ climate justice official says
Donald Trump wins the US election, what do I say to my daughter back home? Katherine Egland has...
Nov 09, 2016Son of Fukushima
Son of Fukushima: About the film Click the play button on the image above to watch the trailer....
Oct 03, 2016What Tomorrow Brings
What Tomorrow Brings: About the film Click the play button on the image above to watch the trailer....
Oct 03, 2016Hard Lessons: Afghan schools fear rising violence
Miriam, an 11-year-old from Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarhar province, believes she and her family are lucky to have escaped...
Apr 19, 2016On the Ground: Fukushima Diary
Editor's Note: Eighty-one-year-old Saichi Ouchi is one of only eight people in human history to be twice exposed...
Apr 05, 2016Meet Zakia and Ali, Afghanistan’s Romeo and Juliet
They are human beings, and as poor and unlucky and ill-educated as they might be, they have just...
Feb 12, 2016The Girls’ Schools: What will tomorrow bring?
Before US troops arrived in Afghanistan in 2001, the harsh rule of the Taliban forbade girls' education. Today...
Jan 04, 2016The Zabuli School: The Future
DEH’SUBZ, Afghanistan — The seven girls graduating from the school here on the outskirts of Kabul this fall...
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