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In 1987 during the first Intifada, imprisoned Palestinian women form a bond.
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An all-female Bangladeshi police unit trains for a year-long UN peacekeeping mission.
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International Women's Day in Egypt's Tahrir Square.
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Eman Abdelrahman, a student at Virginia Tech, shares what peace means to her.
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Women in Northern Ireland campaign for representation in their government.
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Dr. Grace Edwards talks with Blue Ridge PBS about the strength of Appalachian women.
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Presbyterian pastor Linda Dickerson shares her definition of peace with Blue Ridge PBS.
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Appalachian elder, Mary Jane Wysor, shares her views with Blue Ridge PBS on building peace
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Egyptian native and single mom Mai Dahshan shares her thoughts on living in peace.
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Catholic educator, Sue Ellerbrock shares her dream for peace with Blue Ridge PBS.
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Sister Martha has received several awards for her peace-building work.
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Love for the foreigner, lost in a foreign land.
