Doctors Without Borders staff educates visitors in an unusual way.
Filed: Minnesota Public Radio, September 27, 2007
Tags: Doctors Without Borders, human rights, MPR, refugee, refugee campArchive for the ‘Radio’ Category
A refugee camp springs up in Minneapolis
Filed: Minnesota Public Radio, September 27, 2007 Tags: Doctors Without Borders, human rights, MPR, refugee, refugee campThe weehouse comes to Linden Hills
A pre-fab house arrives in the neighborhood.
Local Somalis help educate students in Minnesota, and Kenya
A local non-profit focuses on Somali education at home and abroad.
Torture survivor advocates call for change
A local non-profit marks the 20th anniversary of the International Convention Against Torture.
Filed: Minnesota Public Radio, June 26, 2007 Tags: Center for Victims of Torture, public radio, torture, torture survivorsFarmers’ markets boom across Minnesota
A look at the newest area farmer’s market, Mill City Market.
Young farmer shares new vision for Hmong farming
The trials of one young female Hmong –American dedicated to learning how to farm.
Valerie Kaur’s Search for America after 9/11
Valerie Kaur was shocked when a Sikh man was killed after 9/11 because his assailants mistook his turban as a sign of terrorism. Kaur traveled across the U.S., documenting the experiences of Sikh-Americans after 9/11 through film.
Doughnut Girl Coffee Provides a Different Kind of Pick-Me-Up
A new coffee product line has ex-convicts working to transform their lives, one cup at a time.
How video cameras could bring societal change
What do video cameras have to do with women’s rights? The American Refugee Committee pioneers an effort to change how communities in the developing world understand their women’s experiences.
Filed: Minnesota Public Radio, October 11, 2007 Tags: Africa, human rights, technology, women's rights