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Articles in April-May, 2005 issue of For A Change

• Poetry in architecture
  by Paul Williams
• Are we ready to listen to all Ukrainians? Jose Carlos Leon Vargas was in Ukraine during the 'Orange Revolution' in December. What he saw got him thinking
  by Jose Carlos Leon Vargas
• Ukraine—a forerunner for Russia?
  by Peter Thwaites
• Jones by name
  by Paul Williams
• Stress test
  by Dennis Mayor
• Pandemonium in court
  by Michael Henderson
• Return to Afghanistan: my grey land: Shabibi Shah has been longing to return home for 22 years: the reality was a shock
  by Shabibi Shah
• Everybody's business: social entrepreneurs aren't just in it for the bottom line—or out of a desire to 'do good'. Pamela Hartigan sees them as the architects of a new social economy
  by Pamela Hartigan
• Teame Mebrahtu: refugee with lessons for the world's teachers: Stan Hazell talks to Teame Mebrahtu—a refugee who has devoted his life to education
  by Stan Hazell
• The second battle of Pilleth: Juliet Boobbyer tells the story of the restoration of a church on the site of an historic battle between the Welsh and English
  by Juliet Boobbyer
• Revival in the pits
  by Paul Williams
• Post-war Germany
  by Richard Murray
• Engage others: step two to remaking the world
  by Jean Brown
• Let's hear it for St Anns! Mary Lean visits an innercity area of Nottingham, England, and meets the residents who are determined to rescue it from guns, drugs and crime
  by Mary Lean
• After the suicide bomb
  by Adriano Costa
• Mobile-free zone
  by Paul Williams
• Defusing the debt threat: Bill Peters, one of the founders of the Jubilee 2000 campaign for debt remission, reviews a new book on the international debt crisis
  by Bill Peters
• Let's make poverty history
  by Mike Smith
• From turtles to cosmetics
  by Emilie Fresneau
• Wales forever!
  by Paul Williams
• What is the biggest gamble you've ever taken?
  by Frances McAll
• Start small
  by Paul Williams
• Beijing's student volunteers
  by Rob Neal