Making International News
In July 2004, Cristi Hegranes found herself in a small village in Nepal, near the border with Tibet, as civil war enveloped the region. In the brutal, decade-long struggle between Maoist rebels and the...
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A Poverty Antidote Goes Global
It’s late spring, and Bill Strickland is spending some quiet time in the ceramics studio at the Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, the art and job-training center he founded in Pittsburgh’s struggling...
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Chi-Town Daily News, the Chicago nonprofit news site we profiled way back in the first issue of Miller-McCune magazine is shutting down, with the editorial leadership starting up again as a for-profit...
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Search Dogs Seeking Fake Disasters to Sniff
Head up, nose twitching, a yellow Labrador named Nino bounded into action, zig-zagging across a jumble of rubble to try and catch the scent of a live human in the air. Following the directional signals...
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