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home > fellows' stories > fall 2001 > rwanda

Rwandan Women

Interview with Kimberlee Acquaro, Fall 2001 IRP Fellow
Reprinted with permission of National Public Radio

more on Kimberlee Acquaro

From The Tavis Smiley Show, Friday, February 21, 2003

Tavis Smiley talks to Kimberlee Acquaro, a photo-journalist who's recent article in Mother Jones magazine, "Out of Madness, A Matriarchy," tells the stories of women who survived Rwanda's genocide and are now transforming the nation.

Listen to Acquaro's interview at www.npr.org

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