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| Worldview 7/30/2010 |
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| Guinea's electoral commission has proposed August 14th as a possible date for the country’s run-off election, but no official date has been announced yet. Guinean-Chicagoan Amadu Jalloh tells us what we can expect. And, we’ll talk with Jefferson Mok of Heartland Alliance. He runs a program to help reintegrate former female child soldiers in Burundi. Plus, Worldview's Film Contributor Milos Stehlik takes a look at common themes in modern Russian cinema. |
| Worldview 7/29/2010 |
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| Americans donated an average of 1.6 million dollars an hour in the weeks following Haiti’s deadly earthquake, but Americans give more than money to help out in disasters. We talk with Wendy Smith, author of Give a Little: How Your Small Donations Can Transform Our World. And, for Global Activism, Dr. Amy Lehman tells about the floating health clinic she’s developing. The boat will provide medical services to people living in isolated communities around Lake Tanganyika-which lies in between Burundi, Tanzania, Zambia and DRC. |
| Worldview 7/28/2010 |
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| Earlier this month, the state of Illinois could not confirm it had tested the vast majority of rape kits dating back to 1995. In the next installment of our Here, There series, we look at how other countries handle crimes of sexual violence. Plus, on our Global Notes series, Jerome and Radio M host Tony Sarabia celebrate Romanian national anthem day by listening to some of the world’s more obscure anthems. |
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