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Articles in April-May, 2003 issue of For A Change

• Clean Election Campaign diary: Wanjiru Mungai writes about her experience of working with a campaign to end corruption in Kenyan politics - Kenya Elections
  by Wanjiru Mungai
• Free enough to care - Reflections - practicing purity
  by Laura J Nigro
• On the frontiers of a needy world: like most western Europe countries, Switzerland is seeing a rise in asylum applications. Mary Lean finds out how the Swiss are responding - Cover Story
  by Mary Lean
• Fight for life: Janet Walton writes from her experience of mental illness—one of the few remaining taboos of our age - Living Issues
  by Janet Walton
• Jazz and spirituality: a trip to India transformed life and music for Uwe Steinmetz. He talks to Paul Williams - Turning Point - Interview - Biography
  by Paul Williams
• Voices of sanity. . - Webbsite - Forgiveness: Breaking the Chain of Hate - book review
  by Robert Webb
• Iraq poses long-term questions - Editorial
• Jamaican award - People Making A Difference - Woodrow Mitchell wins Norman Manley Award - Brief Article
• From Antoine Jaulmes, France - Letter to the Editor
• Kenya offers hope again - Guest Column - peaceful elections held - Column
  by Francis Kimani
• Ear to the ground - positive thinking
  by Nathalie Chavanne
• Dramatic response to 11 September - People Making A Difference - International Institute of New Jersey theater project
  by Melanie Trimble
• A musician, heart and soul: not many people launch out on a new career in their late sixties, but composer Margaret Rizza did. She talks to Mary Lean - Profile - Interview - Biography
  by Mary Lean
• A different view of Australia. - No Longer Down Under: Australians Creating Change - book review
  by Jacques Birnberg
• Sierra Leone's grassroots peace-builders: Keith and Ruth Neal, retired school teachers from Manchester, recently visited Sierra Leone, where a devastating civil war ended last year. They found people determined to rebuild - Healing History
  by Keith Neal
• From welfare to what? Reading 'Nickel and Dimmed' opened Cricket White's eyes to the invisible Americans. . Getting by in America - Bookmark - Nickel and Dimed: On not - book review
  by Cricket White
• Globalization: threats and opportunities - Newsdesk
  by Rahul Dev
• Voice for people power: David Swann is a medical doctor who has become known in Canada for sticking his neck out on points of principle. He talked to Gordon Legge at a moment when the debate about war with Iraq was at its height - Profile II - Interview -
  by Gordon Legge