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Articles in Feb-March, 2002 issue of For A Change

• Volunteers - Ear To The Ground - social work in Peru - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• Citizen power in South Africa: in the dying days of the apartheid era, the inhabitants of Stutterheim, South Africa, took their future into their own hands. William Smook visits a town which has undergone a remarkable transformation - Community Regenerati
  by William Smook
• Fuel for learning - People Making A Difference - little talk with Carmel McConnell, social activist - Interview
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• Investing in the regeneration of Nagaland - Enterprise - Entrepreneurs Associates - Brief Article
  by Neichu Angami
• No escape - Ear To The Ground - Enjoying Peru and its people - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• Making space for faith in the House of Representatives: Douglas Tanner set up an institute to inject faith values into the US House of Representatives—and to make sure that members are up to speed on their country's racial history - Profile
  by Bob Webb
• Race and repentance - Guest Column - Brief Article - Column
  by Jim Wallis
• The city that dares to talk: Richmond, Virginia, the former capital of the southern states which seceded at the time of the American Civil War, has a chequered racial past. Today it is becoming known for the radical approach to racial dialogue pioneered b
  by Karen Elliott Greisdorf
• Small business role models: an Asian business support group is helping Bradford's young Muslims into jobs - Enterprise - Brief Article
  by Michael Smith
• Radio wave on human rights - People Making A Difference - chatting with Getachew Hailu Wolie, radio personality; Ethiopia - Interview
  by Paul Williams
• Cincinnati's past informs its future - Webbsite - Brief Article
  by Robert Webb
• Highest, driest, longest - Ear To The Ground - the boast of Peru - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• There or nowhere - St. Andrew's Wharf Youth Project, London, England - Brief Article
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• Extravagant love - Reflections - Poem
  by Mary Lean
• Earthquake - Ear To The Ground - Peru rises to the challenge after a big jolt causes widespread destruction - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• Cleadon, englandiving Cleadon its confidence back: an award-winning charity in England's north east has helped over 3,000 people in five years - Community Regeneration - Community Regeneration Trust North East wins British Urban Regeneration Association C
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• All cities need hope - From The Editor's Desk - Brief Article
• Mediterranean dialogue in Malta - Newsdesk - Mount St. Josepha retreat and conference hosts 25 Mediterranean countries and 20 host countries meet - Brief Article
  by Bjorn-Ole Austad
• Football and faith - Ear To The Ground - religion and sports in Peru - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• Eric Liddell—pure gold. . - book review
  by Mary Lean
• I'll be back! - Ear To The Ground - enjoying Peru - Brief Article
  by Neil MacKay
• A contemplative in action: Irish nun and social worker Sister Stanislaus Kennedy believes that spiritual discipline and practical caring can enhance each other - Profile 2 - Brief Article
  by Kenneth Noble