Articles from For A Change (December 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alberta's peaceable school.	Harvey, Chris		508
Bringing conservation into the mainstream: where would you go for a solar cook book? Paul Williams visits a pioneering Welsh centre.	Williams, Paul		829
Castle of lies.		Book Review	1562
First water, then goats and computers: an English parish's links with Uganda.	Rignall, Ann		2019
From victims to survivors: Alexander and Natalie Pinchook describe their work with Tsentr Deystvie (CentreAction) to help Belorussians cope with the aftermath of Chernobyl.	Pinchook, Natalie		1144
Khot-La Cha: man with a kind heart.	Hartnell, Anne		570
Media make Sarajevo commitment: five years after the Dayton peace agreement, Michael Smith visits the Bosnian capital Sarajevo to attend an international media conference.	Smith, Michael		1408
Newspaper under fire: (during the seige of Sarajevo the newspaper oslobodjenje was produced under fire).	Kurspahic, Kemal		971
Peter Howard: a re-evaluation.		Book Review	170
Reaching in, reaching out: Lee H. Hamilton, head of the Woodrow Wilson centre in Washington D.C., has won international acclaim for his work in foreign affairs ...			1578
Rebirth of Europe.		Book Review	1562
Seeing beyond the job: Peter Hinton.	Williams, Paul		763
Story of laith.		Book Review	176
What makes (Clarence) Adoo's soul sing.	Stepanova, Anastasia		553
Where peace begins.		Editorial	353
Who am I?	Peters, Elisabeth		720
Women take the law into their own hands: South Indian lawyer Chitra Balakrishnan has been helping the rural poor get a handle of their rights.	Balakrishnan, Chitra		1151