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ArticlesDo·April 22, 2020From Aleppo to Kent: Waad al-Kateab’s coverage of COVID-19Waad al-Kateab is a Syrian journalist and filmmaker known for her groundbreaking...Text: Isabella PearceImage: Hannah Robathan
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ArticlesDo·October 30, 2020Survivors Speak Out for Domestic Violence Awareness MonthTW: domestic violence, abuse, sexual assault. Farisai Dzemwa was 12 when the...Text: Jessie Williams
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