In the last of the series, Jan talks with two additional coordinators of Madison Sister Cities, Charles James from the Madison-Freiburg and Jerreh Kajabi from the Madison-Kanafing (Gambia) Sister Cities Projects.
el Nakba — The Catastrophe — story told
In 1948, thousands of Palestinians were forcibly removed from their homes, their villages were leveled, and have lived in refugee camps in neighboring countries for 71 years. This has been given the name “el Nakba”, or the catastrophe. Then 18 year-old, now 86 year-old, Mirium Fathalla travels now on an informational tour with her friend […]
Say “No” to NATO?
NATO was designed to be a stabilizing force, but since the breakup of the Warsaw Pact countries it has been just the opposite. Professor of History at the University of Arizona, David Gibbs, talks about how a broken promise following the re-unification of Germany has made NATO a destabilizing force in the world.
Vilnius Lithuania and Arcatao El Salvador Sister City Projects
Jan’s continues to interview coordinators of Madison Sister Cities projects, this time with Daina Zemliauskas-Juozevicius from the Vilnius Lithuania Sister City project and Marc Rosenthal from the Arcatao El Salvador Sister City project.
Madison-Obihiro Japan and Bahir Dar Ethiopia Sister Cities groups
In advance of the celebration on April 27th, Jan talks with representatives of two of Madison’s Sister Cities, Jo Oyama-Miller from the Madison-Obihiro Japan Sister Cities group, and Rahel Sesalegne from the Bahir Dar Ethiopia Sister Cities group.
West Students bring Green New Deal to Madison
Jan interviews Grace Carpenter and Ella Kuntsman, organizers of the Youth Climate Strike at Madison West High School, about their work on climate change and their presentation of a Green New Deal at the Madison City Council this past week.
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