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Alexandrine Benjamin - Telling Stories Through Film
Alexandrine Benjamin - Telling Stories Through Film

Meet Alexandrine Benjamin, an up-and-coming film creator who delves into the harrowing realities of inadequate healthcare services for pregnant women and pervasive violence in Haiti through her thought-provoking film, "N'ap Boule." Benjamin delves into the harsh realities faced by expectant mothers, shedding light on the stark disparities in healthcare access and the alarming prevalence of violence in Haitian society. “N'ap Boule” not only serves as a call to action but a testament to the resilience of those fighting against injustice in the face of adversity. Join us as we navigate the complexities of these pressing issues through the powerful storytelling of Alexandrine Benjamin.

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Editor's Pick, Art, zIssue 54, zissue 54.1Chelsea Chanfilm industry, movies, Haiti, women, women's health, violence, health, healthcareComment
What does the future look like for Afghan women?
What does the future look like for Afghan women?

Under the new Taliban rule, Afghan women now face a harsh new reality which may erase two decades of hard work seemingly overnight. To truly understand the extent of this issue, we need to be educated on their progress and the people who are threatening it.

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Editor's Pick, Articles, zIssue 35Saanvi Sethiafghanistan, women, Women's rights, international aid, taliban, hope, activism, girls, safety, kabul, takeover, abandonment, fighting, violence, fear, mujahadeen, burqa, rights, equalrights, peacedeal, Joe Biden, Trump administration, Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi, Miller, negotiations, danger, criticism, inequality, progression, history, world issues, world, Humanitarian, human rightsComment