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Noted: Sarah Wayne Callies talks IRC, motherhood with Celebrity Baby Scoop
April 25, 2012
By The IRC
IRC Voice Sarah Wayne Callies with Annabelle Mubi (left), who runs the IRC's women's protection and empowerment programs in the Site One refugee camp on the Thailand-Myanmar border.
Photo: Peter Biro/IRC
In an interview posted today on the Celebrity Baby Scoop blog, Sarah Wayne Callies speaks beautifully about her roles on The Walking Dead, as an IRC Voice, and as a mother.
Check out the interview: Sarah Wayne Callies raises awareness for refugees, talks motherhood
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I applaud you Sarah for your
Submitted by Tom Haywood (not verified) on April 30, 2012 - 11:23am.
I applaud you Sarah for your work in helping bring awareness of refugees. They just want an opportunity for a better life, no different then us. Sarah, if you read this, I ask that you take a look at our website: www.nickelcitysmiler.com . Our mission is to give refugees a voice in an effort to help stop the bullying they encounter as they come to America. Our documentary film called “Nickel City Smiler” tells the unfortunate story of a Burmese father, his family and other refugees as the come from the jungles of Burma to the streets of America. Please help us give refugees a voice by promoting our website.
I thank you Sarah for helping refugees,
Tom Haywood
CEP Films, LLC
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