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Q&A: Invisible Children's Jason Russell

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Talking to the co-founder about the million dollars, Uganda and T-shirts

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Capturing Hope in Haiti

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A Q&A with photographer Jeremy Cowart on his trip to Haiti and his new project for the country's people

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A Silent Catastrophe

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Malaria was eradicated in the U.S. in 1951, but more than 250 million people are infected around the world every…

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Q&A: Invisible Children's Jason Russell

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A Silent Catastrophe

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