Growing up in a War Zone
February 9, 2007
In the Guardian, Michael Howard reports from Baghdad about the emotional toll the war is taking on Iraqi children.
Resources for War & Civil Conflict
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Brief History of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
January 29, 2007
A brief history of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, from its origin during the American Revolutionary War in 1776 through today.
"The War after the War"
November 1, 2006
In a four-part series, Boston Globe reporter Thomas Farragher and photographer Dina Rudic profile the soldiers who made up "Chaos 4," a three-man squad that patrolled the road to Baghdad International Airport.
Hiroshima's Survivors
March 3, 2006 by Patrick Cox, Jennifer Goren
A 4-part series introducing listeners to living survivors of the atomic bomb blast. Originally aired on PRI's The World in 2006.
Return to Sarajevo
"Return to Sarajevo" was produced by the BBC and syndicated on US stations. The winning team includes correspondent Allan Little and producers Peter Burdin and Philippa Goodrich.
Reporting War
November 23, 2005
Thirteen conflict journalists gathered recently at Bretton Woods, N.H., to discuss their careers as war reporters and photographers, the craft of combat journalism and the challenges raised by these difficult assignments.
15 Years of War
August 1, 2005
Leon Malherbe, 42, camera producer for Reuters, has covered many of the major international conflicts of the past 15 years, starting in 1990 with anti-apartheid clashes in South African townships. From there, he reported on civil wars in Angola and Mozambique, the arrival of U.S. troops in Somalia, the Rwandan genocide and civil war in the Congo. In between, he also covered the wars in Yugoslavia.
Rwanda Documentary Illuminates Lingering Effects of Genocide
July 21, 2005 by Kevin Kawamoto
Through the window of an airplane about to land in Rwanda, the verdant mountains and lush foliage below appear as a slice of paradise on earth. But those familiar with the history of this central African nation know that its past is far from heavenly.
Guatemala: Heartbreak and Hope
June 1, 2005 by Scott North, Donna DeCesare
The stories of Guatemalans reveal a community haunted by civil war and genocide and threatened by the drug trade and gang violence.
The Healing Fields
March 2, 2005 by Jane Hoback, Ellen Jaskol
A 12-part series about a couple who survived the Cambodian killing fields and returned years later to help others. The devistation of genocide is revealed through their own journey and that of the women they seek to rescue fro a life of prostitution. Originally published in the Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO) in June, 2004.