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A Central Florida Church Reflects On Turmoil In Haiti - Central Florida News - Intersection - Vimarsana News

A Central Florida Church Reflects On Turmoil In Haiti - Central Florida News - Intersection

11 hours ago by Brittany Caldwell (WMFE) Play Audio (Clockwise from top left) Ken Firling, Jean Bony DeLorge, John Rife, Wisly Zephir. Photo: Matthew Peddie / WMFE The assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse has thrown the country into turmoil. Saint Margaret Mary Church in Winter Park, Orlando, is continuing its  mission in Haiti despite the political uncertainty. Mission leader Ken Firling and parishioner John Rife spoke with Matthew Peddie about the Haiti mission and how they are helping the community. Wisly Zephir and Jean Bony Délorge also joined Intersection to talk ab...

Source: wmfe.org
President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid

Source: aginfo.net
How Can India Cooperate With NATO? - Vimarsana News

How Can India Cooperate With NATO?

In its relations with NATO, New Delhi will strive to eat the Chinese cake and keep the Russian one.

President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

President Biden's USDA Budget Scales Back COVID Aid

Source: aginfo.net
Graduating Doctoral Student Studies Children's Role in Remembering Colombia's Turbulent Past : Rutgers-Camden Campus News - Vimarsana News

Graduating Doctoral Student Studies Children's Role in Remembering Colombia's Turbulent Past : Rutgers-Camden Campus News

In 2016, Diana García had just started her Ph.D. in childhood studies at Rutgers University–Camden when news came from her native Colombia: the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos had signed an historic peace accord, ending years of a bloody narcotics trafficking war that engulfed the country. A mural that reads “Memory of dreams and hopes” in San Carlos. Photo: Diana Diana García The childhood studies scholar watched curiously how, in this post-accord period – hailed as a new chapter in the country’s history – children were incorpor...