Articles from For A Change (April 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A different view of Australia.	Birnberg, Jacques	Book Review	675
A musician, heart and soul: not many people launch out on a new career in their late sixties, but composer Margaret Rizza did. She talks to Mary Lean. (Profile).	Lean, Mary	Interview	1571
Clean Election Campaign diary: Wanjiru Mungai writes about her experience of working with a campaign to end corruption in Kenyan politics. (Kenya Elections).	Mungai, Wanjiru		589
Dramatic response to 11 September. (People Making A Difference).	Trimble, Melanie		492
Ear to the ground.	Chavanne, Nathalie		751
Fight for life: Janet Walton writes from her experience of mental illness--one of the few remaining taboos of our age. (Living Issues).	Walton, Janet		856
Free enough to care. (Reflections).	Nigro, Laura J		639
From Antoine Jaulmes, France. .		Letter to the Editor	415
From welfare to what? Reading 'Nickel and Dimmed' opened Cricket White's eyes to the invisible Americans. (Bookmark).	White, Cricket	Book Review	1004
Globalization: threats and opportunities. (Newsdesk).	Dev, Rahul		1415
Iraq poses long-term questions. .		Editorial	340
Jamaican award. (People Making A Difference).		Brief Article	252
Jazz and spirituality: a trip to India transformed life and music for Uwe Steinmetz. He talks to Paul Williams. (Turning Point).	Williams, Paul	Interview	862
Kenya offers hope again. (Guest Column).	Kimani, Francis	Column	810
On the frontiers of a needy world: like most western Europe countries, Switzerland is seeing a rise in asylum applications. Mary Lean finds out how the Swiss are responding. .	Lean, Mary	Cover Story	2832
Sierra Leone's grassroots peace-builders: Keith and Ruth Neal, retired school teachers from Manchester, recently visited Sierra Leone, where a devastating civil war ended last year. They found people determined to rebuild. (Healing History).	Neal, Ruth		1389
Voice for people power: David Swann is a medical doctor who has become known in Canada for sticking his neck out on points of principle. He talked to Gordon Legge at a moment when the debate about war with Iraq was at its height. (Profile II).	Legge, Gordon	Interview	1467
Voices of sanity. (Webbsite).	Webb, Robert	Book Review	562