Coton Et Sécurité Alimentaire Au Burkina Mali

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“Finding Miles” took over a year to record and produce. In the crush of daily journalism on the radio, it’s rare to hear a story unwind over time. Sarah Reynolds writes, “I first knew Miles as Megan back in college. When he decided to transition from female to male, he gave me a call. He was slowly coming out to his friends as transgender — testing them, really — to see who he could still count on. The radio producer in me kicked in and I thought, this is quite a story about to unravel. I pitched him the idea and he agreed to do it: we would document his transition for radio.”This brave and intimate diary illuminates gender transition in an immediate way—from the mundane practical considerations to the fundamental identity transformation.

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Finding Miles

Hasan is a student of Al-Azhar University and doesn’t know what democracy is and has never known. He took the streets for his newborn daughter to grow up in a country other than the one in which he lived.

HASAN

“At the police station there was an officer who kept saying [...] I was accused of having set on fire the Ministry of Interior and murdering seven soldiers, I was there bleeding and laughing [...]. “Nada is a young filmmaker, small and thin “so thin” she says “that compared to the soldiers I looked like a fish.”

NADA

Noah is a young girl who has worked in camp hospitals set up in Tahrir Square during the days of the uprisings in Egypt. “It was the most magical moment of my entire life,” she says.

NOAH

Yasser is a Palestinian surgeon naturalized Egyptian, in Tahrir Square in January 2011. He is one of those who have saved hundreds of protesters from the violence of the army and police and has witnessed the martyr of men; women and children took to the streets for a better Egypt.

YASSER

This is what I hear from my balcony on the first floor of my hotel, overlooking a lively alley

Dakar Night - Audiopostcard

7 masques de bois pour les 7 jours de la semaine.
Les petits truc sur la tete font la différence!


Dakar Postcard - Calendrier Sénégalais

Christine se considère comme alcoolique. Elle ne boit pas toujours beaucoup, mais presque à tous les coups jusqu'à l'ivresse. Quand elle raconte ses frasques, c'est toute sa vie qu'elle raconte. Arnaud fait de la sociologie autour de l'absynthe, son histoire et ses usages. Quand il raconte ses enquêtes sur les « contextes d'absorption », c'est de son rapport au monde dont il parle.

De l'alcool

John's gift to the Docusounders in Nairobi

Spoken Words by John Wambua Mutuku

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