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RT @wrcommission: Ever think cell phones could help protect children's rights? Well they are! Find out how in this new #blog t.co ...
Feb 8, 2012
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@infoasaid Thanks for sharing that resource. We'll pass it on to our media team.
Feb 8, 2012
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@winmitch No, it's not the same program. More on our programs in Kenya: t.co/Py9peewR.
Feb 8, 2012
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Feb 8, 2012
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In #Congo’s massive southern province of Katanga, the IRC's community-driven reconstruction program, ‘Tuungane,’ h t.co/y42qNqLO
Feb 8, 2012
VOICES FROM THE FIELDTHE IRC BLOG
Family origins
September 2, 2010
By The IRC
Teso McDonald and Naima Abdullahi
StoryCorps
Fleeing persecution, her refugee Ethiopian family was resettled 20 years ago in Georgia by the International Rescue Committee. Today Naima Abdullahi, an employment specialist with the IRC’s Atlanta office, wants to be sure her American born son Teso, 12, understands his family’s origins. She taped a Story Corps interview with him that was aired on Atlanta’s public radio station WABE on August 31. You can listen to the interview here.
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