The World Vision report is a weekly radio program, hosted by former ABC News correspondent Peggy Wehmeyer, that captures the human drama behind global issues and events. www.WorldVisionReport.org
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World Vision Report Show #306 is launching at midnight tonight ... and here is a sneak peak, just for our Facebook fans! Listen to the entire show at a click of the button, or review each of 9 new stories one at a time, by following the links in the left nav.
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Afghani boys fend for themselves on the coast of France.
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The economy rebounds in the West Bank city of Nablus ... One man's search for the secrets of making good hummus ... The blog of a Canadian doctor working in Sudan becomes a book ... A young girl in Sierra Leone named Agnes Kanu sells sticks to realize her dream of becoming a doctor ... A shelter in India gives widows a... place to call home ... Enric Sifa, a Rwandan pop star, is shaped by tragedy — and his mother's dying wish.Read More
World Vision Report Show #305 is launching at midnight tonight ... and here is a sneak peak, just for our Facebook fans! Listen to the entire show at a click of the button, or review each of 8 new stories one at a time, by following the links in the left nav.
Source: www.worldvisionreport.org
The economy rebounds in this West Bank city.
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A New York doctor helps asylum seekers prove claims of torture ... Mama Susana, a fish vendor in Ghana, guides her business through hard times ... In China, Sun Village is a rare safe haven for kids with parents in prison ... The haunting, ethereal music of Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu, a blind Australian Aboriginal ...... Fun with fungi at an eco-tourism festival in Oaxaca, Mexico ... Julia Alvarez talks with host Peggy Wehmeyer about her latest book, Return to Sender ... Dia de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday to honor the dead, has ancient, indigenous roots ... A community built inside a sprawling cemetery in Cairo teems with life.Read More
World Vision Report Show #304 is launching at midnight tonight ... and here is a sneak peak, just for our Facebook fans! Listen to the entire show at a click of the button, or review each of 8 new stories one at a time, by following the links in the left nav.
Source: www.worldvisionreport.org
A New York doctor helps asylum seekers prove claims of torture.
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Worldwide, one out of six people goes to bed hungry ... Women in a Sierra Leone village use their heads, selling sticks to provide for their families ... The Blue Sweater: One woman's quest to bridge the gap between rich and poor ... One organization in India helps women avoid sex trafficking ... A reporter in India di...scovers the mix of sacred and profane along the holy river Ganges ... The popcorn vendor offers a quick snack on the streets of Shanghai, China.Read More
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Ordinary people in Pakistan cope with increased attacks from the Taliban ... One night in the life of a Pakistani telemarketer ... A North Korean defector uses art to criticize the regime he fled ... A 16-year-old girl in Azerbaijan wants equal rights with men ... Boston Marathon winner Salina Kosgei from Kenya runs he...r way out of poverty ... One ambulance serves thousands of refugees at a camp in Kenya ... An 11-year-old Colombian refugee sings her way out of sadness ... A documentary film about Afghanistan's version of "American Idol" ... Goat milk sellers offer a fresh treat straight from the teat, in Guatemala City.Read More
World Vision Report Show #302 launching at midnight tonight ... but here is a sneak peak, just for our Facebook fans! Listen to the entire show at a click of the button, or review each of 9 new stories one at a time, by following the links in the left nav.
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Ordinary people cope with increased attacks from the Taliban.
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A Jordanian psychologist, Dr. Yousef Masalam, helps injured Iraqi kids heal emotionally ... Hot pink cabs driven by and for women ply the streets of Beirut ... It's Our Turn To Eat is the story of Kenyan whistle-blower John Githongo ... A visit with the world's first swine flu 'patient zero' and his family ... Gary Hau...gen tells how the International Justice Mission rescues kids from prostitution ... mARTadero is a slaughterhouse in Bolivia that has become an arts space ... Proyecto Aymara brings hip-hop from the poor, indigenous community of El Alto, Bolivia.Read More
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Getting geared up for Show #301 ... which will officially release at midnight tonight (Pacific time)!
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A Jordanian psychologist helps injured Iraqi kids heal emotionally.
World Vision Report This week we are celebrating the publication of our 300th weekly show! We are deeply grateful to all those who listen and who interact with the World Vision Report here and on our Web site, http://www.WorldVisionReport.org/. Also, we invite you to follow us on Twitter ... http://twitter.com/WVreport.
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This week on the World Vision Report: Developing countries use a variety of swine flu containment strategies ... Recession trumps tradition as ultra-Orthodox women go to work in Israel ... Living with a chronic water shortage in northern India ... ...
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Developing countries use a variety of swine flu containment strategies ... Recession trumps tradition as ultra-Orthodox women go to work in Israel ... Living with a chronic water shortage in northern India ... The basketball legend Manute Bol works for reconciliation in his native Sudan ... Remembering the Argentinean ...singer, Mercedes Sosa, a lifelong voice for justice ... Making mole, sweet and spicy chocolate sauce, in Oaxaca ... Fresh Roots, an organic farm in Massachusetts, helps the children of immigrants ... Kelsey Timmerman's adventure with a bird — and Buddhist tradition — in Cambodia.Read More
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Developing countries use a variety of swine flu containment strategies ... Recession trumps tradition as ultra-Orthodox women go to work in Israel ... Living with a chronic water shortage in northern India ... The basketball legend Manute Bol works for reconciliation in his native Sudan ... Remembering the Argentinean ...singer, Mercedes Sosa, a lifelong voice for justice ... Making mole, sweet and spicy chocolate sauce, in Oaxaca ... Fresh Roots, an organic farm in Massachusetts, helps the children of immigrants ... Kelsey Timmerman's adventure with a bird — and Buddhist tradition — in Cambodia.Read More
World Vision Report Looking forward to publishing our 300th consecutive weekly episode (midnight tonight PST)! Here's a preview: Developing countries use a variety of swine flu containment strategies ... Recession trumps tradition as ultra-Orthodox women go to work in Israel ... Living with a chronic water shortage in northern India ... The basketball legend Manute Bol works for reconciliation in his native Sudan ... and more!
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