Traditional Dayak Dance
In May 2011, eleven senior news editors and producers traveled to Indonesia on an intensive fact-finding trip with the International Reporting Project (IRP).
In one of the Dayak villages, we were met with a traditional dance that the local children had been preparing for months.
Video by Melody Wilson; some photographs by Dan Sagalyn.
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