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November 06, 2018 | PRI's The World

The Arctic's Sámi People Push for a Sustainable Norway

Amy Martin

After centuries on the margins, the Indigenous Sámi of the Arctic regions of Scandinavia are starting to reassert their cultural identity. And they say the world can't solve the climate crisis without perspectives like theirs.

November 06, 2018 | Politico

Bosnia Struggles with Return of ISIS Widows

Krithika Varagur

Several thousand women who followed husbands to Syria and Iraq are stuck in limbo, often with young children.

November 04, 2018 | Global Health NOW

Treatment Pending: Legally Obligated to Treat Autism, Brazil Lacks Resources

Amanda Michelle Gordon

Brazil's autism rights are some of the most comprehensive in the world. But the reality isn't so grand.

November 02, 2018 | Radio Times on WHYY-FM

The Bomb Scare: Rhetoric and Reactions — Indira Lakshmanan on 'Radio Times' from WHYY-FM

Indira Lakshmanan

Indira Lakshmanan on Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane with Dick Polman and Will Sommer to discuss the bomb threats, the heated rhetoric, and the President's role in it.

November 02, 2018 | PBS NewsHour

Political Conflict Arises in Spain Over the Fate of Franco’s Body

Malcolm Brabant

In Spain, a constitutional debate has arisen over the body of former dictator Francisco Franco.

November 02, 2018 | The Irish Times

‘We Came From The Jungle, a Clandestine Life. Here It’s Another World’

Laura Dixon

For years he was one of the top tailors in the left-wing FARC guerrilla group. Now the man who kept the FARC's Caribbean fronts battle-ready is trying to adapt to civilian life.

November 01, 2018 | VICE News

Photos: Life on the Streets of San Francisco Through the Lens of Ex-Inmates

Keegan Hamilton; Photos by Brian L. Frank, Eugene Riley, and Chris Shurn

Two former inmates share their stories and glimpses of life on the streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.

October 31, 2018 | Religion News Service

In Colombia, the Avivamiento Megachurch Hopes Former FARC Rebels Will Get Religion

Julia Friedmann

As Colombia's peace accords reach their second year of implementation, some ex-combatants of the FARC guerrilla group have turned to a surprising ally—an evangelical church.

October 31, 2018 | Threshold Podcast

'Threshold Podcast' — Season 2, Episode 6: 'The Things I Can See on the Mountains'

Amy Martin

What do you do when a shifting climate upsets thousands of years of tradition—but so do some of the climate solutions? A look at a Sámi reindeer herding family in northern Norway.

October 30, 2018 | The Boston Globe

Opinion: An Attack on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and Mine — and What He Taught Us About Healing

Indira Lakshmanan

The neighborhood where the Pittsburgh massacre occurred embodies the ideals of tolerance and kindness modeled by Fred Rogers, writes Indira Lakshmanan.

October 30, 2018 | Al Jazeera

Child Soldiers of South Sudan

Andreea Campeanu

In South Sudan there are still 19,000 children in armed forces, with boys trained to fight and girls taken as "wives."

October 30, 2018 | PRI's The World

Arctic Permafrost is Starting to Thaw. Here’s Why We Should All Care.

Amy Martin

Just how quickly will billions of tons of carbon locked up in the Arctic's melting permafrost be released into the atmosphere? Scientists in the Arctic say finding out could be a matter of survival.

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