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intern
By Miriam Welderufael
According to the Enough Project, over 5 million people have died and 45,000 people continue to die each month in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to the Mineral Trade Conflict. This conflict is going on largely…
elizmandel
Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times has recently been devoting his column to the horrors of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The protagonists of our own documentary-in-progress, Rose & Nangabire, come from Congo and have been…
intern
By Miriam Welderufael
Imagine this. You are a journalist, eager to inform the world of a great tragedy and how they can assist. Do you just report as a witness giving a heartbreaking testimony or do you get involved?
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katy
I recently returned from a brief trip to the Sundance Film Festival where I saw two important docs in competition.
Laura Poitras’ THE OATH offers astonishing access to professional jihadists in Yemen. Shot by Kirsten Johnson, edited by Jonathan…
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