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A life of humanitarian work [Video]
April 16, 2009
By The IRC
IRC regional director in Boise, Idaho Leslye Moore has been doing humanitarian work her whole life. “Nothing else has made sense to me,” she says. In this interview, Leslye describes the IRC as “an organization that doesn’t sleep,” and shares a sobering story about a refugee whose struggle continues to haunt her. (Hear more interviews here.)
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