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Despite all the women singers you can think of, less than five percent of the people working in the field of music production and recording arts are women. Audio engineering has traditionally been a man's world. And part of the reason for that is that many women find the technology intimidating. But the Women's Audio Mission is changing that, one student at a time. Founder Terri Winston spoke with me from their San Francisco headquarters, where they link to the internet, and women all over the world. She says teaching women audio engineering doesn't just benefit them.
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For more information, the website is womensaudiomission.org.
And finally, as the world's empathy, concern and assistance pours into Haiti, there's a small group of traditional outsiders in Kosovo who have been waiting for years for global pressure to save them. Shay Clipson is a trustee of the UK Association of Gypsy Women. And she's trying to organize a trip to a camp of Romany people who are dying in what the world health organization calls the worst case of lead poisoning in the world.
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Shay Clipson is the founder of Patrin P_A_T_R_I_N...their website is at www.patrinuk.org. To find out more, visit the Pulitzer Center's website at pulitzercenter.org and search for Kosovo gypsies.
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