Cambodian USAID Resolutions Video
Call Me Cashew
A young entrepreneur brings Cambodia’s deforestation-free cashews to the global market
Unsung Hero
Cambodia's first entomologist embarked on a remarkable seven decade journey to protect his country from malaria, even maintaining his mission during the horror of the Khmer Rouge regime.
Khmer New Year Video
Zimbabwe Article on Health Worker Strikes
Zimbabwe: "Passion Won't Put Food on the Table" - Life for Zimbabwe's Nurses at Low Point
Have It All Documentary
"Have It All" is a documentary produced by the U.S. Embassy in Botswana in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Wellness to bring attention to Botswana’s Treat All program, reduce stigma related to HIV, and strongly encourage Batswana citizens to know their status and enroll on ARVs immediately if positive. The 42-minute documentary highlights the triumphs of five Batswana citizens living well on treatment and includes interviews with government officials, including former U.S. President George W. Bush and Botswana President Festus Mogae, and technical experts to chart Botswana's progress in responding to the HIV epidemic.
PEPFAR Heroes Speech
Speech written by Doug Johnson
Delivered by Chargé d’Affaires Michael Murphy at the PEPFAR Heroes Announcement in Maun, Botswana, on Friday, Dec. 5, 2014
Delivered by Chargé d’Affaires Michael Murphy at the PEPFAR Heroes Announcement in Maun, Botswana, on Friday, Dec. 5, 2014
Letter from Former President of Botswana
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Who Killed The Horses?
The dunes just north of this remote community on North Carolina's Outer Banks look like a scene from another world.
Shells of abandoned cars dot the landscape between weather-beaten homes on stilts. Coarse grass and thorny shrubs grow out of sandbars. Unpaved roads are accessible only by four-wheel-drive vehicles.
It is here that a herd of wild horses roams freely across 1,700 acres (680 hectares) of private and public land. The Corolla wild horses, believed to be descended from Spanish mustan...
Shells of abandoned cars dot the landscape between weather-beaten homes on stilts. Coarse grass and thorny shrubs grow out of sandbars. Unpaved roads are accessible only by four-wheel-drive vehicles.
It is here that a herd of wild horses roams freely across 1,700 acres (680 hectares) of private and public land. The Corolla wild horses, believed to be descended from Spanish mustan...
Doug Johnson_Writing Samples_Washinton Post
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Cockfighting: A Way Of Life - And Death - In New Mexico | The Seattle Times
CHAPARRAL, N.M. - A sign outside the Otero Private Game Club on the outskirts of town reads, "No Drinking, No Drugs and No Gambling." The rusty-metal barnlike structure is surrounded by an ominous 10-foot barbed-wire fence.
It's no ordinary barn.
It's a cockfight pit, an arena where feathered gladiators fight to the death. Every other week, men, women and children pack the pit to participate in a sport that is banned in 44 states and considered a felony in 17 of those.
Strangers are rarely we...
It's no ordinary barn.
It's a cockfight pit, an arena where feathered gladiators fight to the death. Every other week, men, women and children pack the pit to participate in a sport that is banned in 44 states and considered a felony in 17 of those.
Strangers are rarely we...