Articles by Carol V. Rose  (click title to read article)

12/1/1992 ICWA	A Winter Solstice
11/1/1992 ICWA	Pakistan’s Ethnic Divide
10/1/1992 ICWA	Slave Trade: Trafficking of Women and Children in Pakistan
9/1/1992 ICWA	Radio Days for Refugees
8/1/1992 ICWA	Testing the Limits
7/1/1992 ICWA	Return
6/1/1992 ICWA	Progress and Culture” The Kalash Struggle o Survive.
6/1/1992 ICWA	Living on Hope
5/1/1992 ICWA	Songs of the Kalash
5/1/1992 ICWA	Kalash Rites of,Spring
4/1/1992 ICWA	Troubled Paradise
3/1/1992 ICWA	Gulbadeen Hekmatyar: In Person
3/1/1992 ICWA	On Location with Zargul
2/1/1992 ICWA	Land of the Killer Kites
2/1/1992 ICWA	The Last Emperor
1/1/1992 ICWA	Night Letters
12/1/1991 ICWA	Musical Interludes
11/1/1991 ICWA	The Farting Snow Leopard: and Other Tales from the Kaffir
10/1/1991 ICWA	Among the Infidels
9/1/1991 ICWA	Biting the Hand...
8/1/1991 ICWA	Behind the Veil
8/1/1991 ICWA	The Man Who Liked His Wife Too Much
7/1/1991 ICWA	Frontier Odyssey: Up the Khyber
6/1/1991 ICWA	Making the Move Repatriation of Afghan Refugees
5/1/1991 ICWA	Marching Toward democracy Nepali voters go to the polls.
5/1/1991 ICWA	Flight from the Thundering Dragon: Refugee Stories from Bhutan
3/1/1991 ICWA	Exiles from the Land of Snows: Survey of a Tibetan Refugee Community
2/1/1991 ICWA	New Year in Nepal
2/1/1991 ICWA	Cultural Survival: The Tibetans in Nepal.
1/1/1991 ICWA	Portrait of Peshawar
1/1/1991 ICWA	What Money Can’t Buy: Refugee Assistance andAnti-Aanericanism
12/1/1990 ICWA	You Can’t Go Home Again
12/1/1990 ICWA	Afghanistan at the Crossroads” Internal Dimensions ofWar and Peace.
11/1/1990 ICWA	Afghanistan and Empire: A Historic Overview.
11/1/1990 ICWA	Berlin: In Search of History.

From the Archive

Seu Valdo stands on the path to Santa Sepulcre on the last day of the pilgrimage, 1999

“A man with one arm tipped his hat and asked for a little help ‘in the name of God.’ How many times had people said that same phrase to me in the streets of Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Salvador? But here, knowing they thought I was walking with the mercy of God in my heart – the words meant more, the outstretched hand looked more empty (if that’s possible). Seu Valdo had lost his arm after being shot through the hand and receiving negligent treatment in a public emergency room.” [read newsletter]

—Susan Sterner

Brazil

ICWA Fellow (1998-2000)