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Jack Rice is a Washington, D.C. based journalist.  He has covered the White House, Darfur, Guantanamo Prison, Afghanistan and recently returned from reporting in Haiti.   Jack combines traditional live radio commentary, television appearances, and social media journalism to send audio and video reports from the front lines.  Social technology and robust web tools are essential for Jack's reports.  Jack's web-enabled journalism is proudly powered by an underwriting grant from Squarespace.

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20Oct2009

Ariane Kirtley of Amman Imman Joins the Program Tomorrow.

DateTuesday, October 20, 2009 at 10:46PM | Comment1 Comment |

I have been very lucky to comes across an extraordinary person.  Her name is Ariane Kirtley and she is the executive director of Amman Imman.  She works in Niger to provide water to people who might otherwise die of thirst.  She joins me tomorrow to talk about her work.

Hope you can catch it.

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I have been following this young woman for a while and she is doing extraordinary work with people in the poorest nation on earth. I am really interested to hear about her experiences working to bring water to these abandoned people.

October 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterDavid Brooks

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