Chung- Wha Hong is the executive director of Grassroots International; she recently spoke at the Building Sustainable Security Conference November 21, 2015.  Chung- Wha Hong spoke on movement building in the global context, telling the story of Honduran indigenous environmental activist Berta Caceres. Caceres was murdered in March 2016; read Grassroots International's report and appeal at http://masspeaceaction.org/9562.  Music by Pat Scanlon and audio recorded by Werner Grundl. 

Chung -Wha Hong on Movement Building in the Global Context

Award winning author and foreign correspondent Stephen Kinzer joined us in front of live audience at Boston University for Human Rights Day. The discussion was entitled Questioning the U.S.-Saudi alliance: Yemen and the politics of Famine. He was joined on the panel by Ryan Costello, Ana Milosavljevic, and

Pax Americana: Stephen Kinzer, Questioning the U.S.-Saudi alliance: Yemen and the politics of famine

IBIS Presents: an excerpt from a recorded conversation that took place on May seventh, 2019 at the New England regional office of the American Friends Service Committee. Along with Marc Stern, a professor of History at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts and a radio producer himself, we were joined by AFSC New England Director of Programs Joe Gerson. We were there to discuss some weighty subjects, including the survival of our species, with three fascinating scholar-activists. Oleg Bodrov, Boris Kagarlitsky and Archin Vanaik. This conversation was broadcast first on WMBR Radio on May 12, 2019

Chung -Wha Hong on Movement Building in the Global Context

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