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Frank Smyth is a freelance journalist who writes mainly about foreign affairs. His first story, "Duarte's Secret Friends", broke Secret U.S. State Department cables revealing that the Reagan administration was, in its own words, trying "one by one" to "destroy" the opposition labor movement in El Salvador. Smyth was based in San Salvador from 1988 through 1990, reporting for CBS News Radio, The Economist and others...continue
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Eric Goldstein is currently a World Geography and Sociology teacher at The SEED Public Charter School in southeast DC, the country's only urban, college-preparatory, public boarding school. As a multicultural educator, Eric has taught in rural, urban and international communities in New York, Vermont, Washington D.C., China and Greece...continue
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Susan Bryant's background as a manager of educational and sustainability projects in the US and Africa led her to the field of documentary film. In 2004 Susan traveled to Afghanistan as Associate Producers on Still Fighting, a documentary about Afghan women leading their country back from chaos...continue
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Cullen Hoback is a Portland based filmmaker with a flair for finding normalcy in the seemingly strange. Hoback's films have been described as having a visual aesthetic that rings of Wes Anderson and a humor reminiscent of Michel Gondry. His commercial work has aired on MTV, VH1, and The Documentary Channel. His independent films have shown at the best film festivals around the world...continue
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Jonathan
Alpeyrie was born in France in 1979, from a Spanish
mother and a Russian father. Living in Paris, he decided
to leave the old continent to join his father in the United
States. Jon has been living in New York since July 1993,
and went to school at the University of Chicago, where
he studied medieval history.
Jonathan
started photographing international events in Panama,
and has covered stories in the ....continue
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Peter
Bussian has been a documentary photographer for
more than 15 years and has photographed refugee/relief
situations in many regions of the world, including Central
America, the Balkans, Southeast Asia, Central Asia,
Africa and the Middle East. Throughout that time he
has also maintained an events and portrait business
in New York City. Since 2001 he has spent more than
two years working in Afghanistan and Iraq.... continue
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Matt
Kettmann has been a news reporter/ staff writer at
the Santa Barbara Independent since 1999, covering everything
from environmental catastrophes and international adventure
stories to new restaurants, local bands, and natural wonders.
Matt
became the award-winning weekly newspaper's Popular Culture
Editor in.... continue
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Virginia
Williams is the founder and president of New
View Films. She's an Emmy Award-winning producer who
has written and produced a wide variety of news feature
and documentary specials for national broadcast and cable
networks.
Most
recently she has been producing and directing Still
Fighting: An Afghan Woman Runs for President, a feature
documentary... continue
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Gary
Keith Griffin was director of photography for the
Academy Award-winning documentary film Educating Peter.
He was recently awarded The 2005 Sundance Film Festival's
top prize for his work on The Education of Shelby Knox
(Incite Pictures). He's also DP of New
View Film's feature documentary, Still Fighting. Some
of Gary's latest and... continue
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Gary
Fabiano
For more than 10 years Gary was a resident of New York
City, working as a documentary photojournalist that
has taken him all over the world. He has covered conflicts
from Bosnia to Kosovo, to the Middle East where he photographed
the ongoing conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians.
Most recently he traveled to Haiti to cover the civil
unrest and violence that consumed the country during
the ousting of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
In
2002 his photographs from the West Bank were awarded...
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Tim
Dugan is a photographer and webmaster who specializes
in streaming video. Tim has over 10 years of experience
in web design and search engine ptimization. Working four
years with media giant, Sinclair Broadcast, Tim was successful
at getting multiple TV stations ... continue
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Basil
Safi began working for Johns Hopkins University in
September 2005, where he now facilitates national public
health activities in the Middle East.
Previous
to this, he had spent a large part of 2005 in South Sudan
and saw the extent of hardships that can befall a region
plagued by turmoil. His role there was to set up a rural
water supply protection program to
alleviate the suffering of Guinea Worm disease that is
spread through unsafe water ... continue
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Mannie Garcia is a freelance photojournalist based in Washington, D.C., who has covered wars, the White House, Congress of the United States and a variety of other stories in his long career. His camera has been witness to history ... continue
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Allison Shelley is a staff photographer at the Washington Times newspaper in Washington D.C., where she has lived for the past 10 years. Assignments have taken her from the music scene in Iceland, to science programs in Antarctica, the HIV-AIDS crisis in Kenya to the dissident movement in Cuba... continue
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Michael Orin Kleinfeld is a freelance photojournalist based in Washington, DC. He will be pursuing a graduate degree in documentary studies at Ohio University this fall. Michael has spent time covering the Bush White House and its counterpart Congress ... continue
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