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Video Interview: In First Person – 2

Program: In First Person

This video interview is great, meaningful, descriptive, hopeful and sad at the same time —hopeful because she exists to help, sad how much she and her work are needed— a great reflection on her underlying belief in the power of community.

Video by Ana Minujin

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