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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2004 issue of For A Change

• Individuals matter
  by Hugh Williams
• Lech Walesa calls for agents of change
• Caux 2005
• Harmony and agony
  by Hugh Williams
• Intern for change: Jose Carlos Leon Vargas from Mexico describes his first experience of Caux, as one of the interns who ensured the smooth running of the conference centre
  by Jose Carlos Leon Vargas
• The power of dialogue
• Daybreak
  by Mary Lean
• Beginnings
  by Hugh Williams
• Fairer deal needed for Third World farmers; Michael Smith attends a farmers' dialogue on tackling poverty
  by Michael Smith
• Haunting sounds
  by Hugh Williams
• Like a Cork out of a Bottle
• Red Thunder
  by Hugh Williams
• Awakener of conscience
• Great Lakes encounter; Frederic Chavanne reports on a meeting of people from one of Africa's most turbulent regions
  by Frederic Chavanne
• Khasi comeback
  by Hugh Williams
• Phuong Nguyen & Miho Sanou: accordion & piano con brio: a London-based former Vietnamese boatperson and his Japanese wife tell Kenneth Noble of their love of music, teaching and freedom
  by Kenneth Noble
• Israel needs the Palestinians, says Knesset member
• Engaging with North Korea
  by Michael Bates
• Caux 2004: narrowing the gaps
  by Mary Lean
• How my farm coped with loss of subsidies
  by Garfield Hayes
• Aid is not enough
• The human face of security: peace is more than the absence of war
  by Caz Hore-Ruthven
• What is your experience of forgiveness?
• Origami marathon
  by Hugh Williams
• Businesses urged to close the world's poverty gaps
  by Michael Smith
• Tackling communal violence in Nigeria
• The door, the hinge and the handle: the summer started off with a perfect introduction to the spirit of Caux
  by Joanna Margueritte
• Middle East peace initiative
• Breaking the legacy of hatred
  by Nigel Heywood