Hurricane Katrina – The Women's International Perspective

Mine: The Pets That Hurricane Katrina Left Behind

By jessica mosby Posted on March 10, 2010 Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES 2 Comments Tagged with animal rescue, animal rights, Arts & Culture, film festival, Films & Documentaries, Hurricane Katrina, natural disaster ", New Orleans, United States

by Jessica Mosby – USA – The most emotionally and politically-charged documentary of the year is about a surprisingly original subject: the domestic pets that were lost or left behind in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Mine artfully portrays the …

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Vanishing City: Post-Katrina Redevelopment Excludes “poor and working-class”

By michelle chen Posted on February 5, 2008 Posted in Economy, FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics 6 Comments Tagged with Economy, Housing, Hurricane Katrina, natural disaster ", New Orleans, Politics, poverty, United States

<em>Vanishing City</em>: Post-Katrina Redevelopment Excludes “poor and working-class”

by Michelle Chen – USA – Feb. 5th – Today marks Fat Tuesday in New Orleans and the most celebrated day of Mardi Gras festivities. As thousands of visitors flock to the city to celebrate, thousands more have yet to …

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Mine: The Pets That Hurricane Katrina Left Behind

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