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Jennifer Lentfer's Blog – November 2012 Archive (1)
How do you tell a compelling story about people in need that doesn’t simplify or stereotype?
I use my How Matters YouTube channel to highlight portrayals of international assistance that inspire more nuanced conversations about the politics of global development and international aid. Frankly though, there’s not enough content to keep that page very active. Very few video-based products show people grappling with the realities of programming on the ground and the stories of grassroots change-makers too often remain…
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