Photo-Voice Performance March 10, 2010 Part 1
Photo-Voice Performance March 10, 2010 Part 2
Building Bridges in Canada: New Perspectives on People and Peace
Part 3. Making peace personal
Evan Solomon, Janet Wallach, Arnold Noyek, Nousha Kabawat and Inbal Marcovitch 
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