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Articles in Dec-Jan, 2000 issue of For A Change

• What makes Adoo's soul sing - Clarence
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• Story of laith
• First water, then goats and computers: an English parish's links with Uganda
  by Ann Rignall
• Peter Howard: a re-evaluation
• Media make Sarajevo commitment: five years after the Dayton peace agreement, Michael Smith visits the Bosnian capital Sarajevo to attend an international media conference
  by Michael Smith
• Who am I?
  by Elisabeth Peters
• Bringing conservation into the mainstream: where would you go for a solar cook book? Paul Williams visits a pioneering Welsh centre
  by Paul Williams
• Seeing beyond the job: Peter Hinton
  by Paul Williams
• Newspaper under fire: - during the seige of Sarajevo the newspaper oslobodjenje was produced under fire
  by Kemal Kurspahic
• Alberta's peaceable school
  by Chris Harvey
• Reaching in, reaching out: Lee H. Hamilton, head of the Woodrow Wilson centre in Washington D.C., has won international acclaim for his work in foreign affairs …
• Khot-La Cha: man with a kind heart
  by Anne Hartnell
• Women take the law into their own hands: South Indian lawyer Chitra Balakrishnan has been helping the rural poor get a handle of their rights
  by Chitra Balakrishnan
• Where peace begins
• From victims to survivors: Alexander and Natalie Pinchook describe their work with Tsentr Deystvie to help Belorussians cope with the aftermath of Chernobyl - CentreAction
  by Alexander Pinchook
• Castle of lies
• Rebirth of Europe