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Articles in June-July, 2004 issue of For A Change

• Addressing child trauma in Sierra Leone
  by Paul Williams
• Vision for the mass media
• A mandate for trouble
  by Helen Duigan
• Indians get to grips with good governance: John Freebury and Mike Brown report an initiative aimed at bringing good governance to India while Australian Natasha Davis discovers that new freedom of information laws coupled with some determined grassroots a
  by John Freebury
• Healing streams: Zainab Bawa draws insights from a new Indian book on dialogue and reconciliation between Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs
  by Zainab Bawa
• Crash course in faith: what has making your bed got to do with surviving plane crashes and meeting prime ministers? Jim Coulter tells Mike Lowe
  by Hike Lowe
• Indian agents of change
  by Nigel Heywood
• Who are Europeans?
  by Helen Duigan
• Paul & Marguerite Craig: sowing seeds of growth: rebuilding after war—and rebuilding relationships—are keys to sustainable development says agriculturalist Paul Craig. He talks to Michael Smith
  by Michael Smith
• Plea to support Third World farmers
• Students on their honour
  by Susan Pompeian
• One MP's recipe for recovery
  by Ann Rignall
• Roots
  by Helen Duigan
• Islam and the middle way: extremism is a betrayal of Islam's essence, states Imam Abduljalil Sajid
  by Imam Abduljalil Sajid
• Anti-corruption Odyssey
• Rhubarb! Rhubarb!
  by Michael Smith
• What are you doing about the environment?
• Balancing between two truths
  by Paul Williams
• For a change
• State laws—private initiatives
  by Philippe Lasserre
• In your face
  by Helen Duigan
• Free and fair
  by Helen Duigan
• The cosmonaut and the cross: Easter in Russia introduces Mary Lean to the resilience of faith and the power of grandmothers
  by Mary Lean