THUY VU
In this CBS5 Special Report a reporter returns to her homeland to examine the lasting toll of Agent Orange, the toxin used by the US military to defoliate the jungles of Vietnam.
Stories by VRP Fellows
Unfinished Business
CONNIE SCHULTZ / NICK UT
This powerful six-part series in The Plain Dealer explores the complex issues and the enduring legacy of Agent Orange in both Vietnam and in the United States.
This powerful six-part series in The Plain Dealer explores the complex issues and the enduring legacy of Agent Orange in both Vietnam and in the United States.
The Forgotten Ones
K. OANH HA
A three-part radio series delves into Agent Orange's impact on Vietnam's land and its people 35 years after the war's end.
A three-part radio series delves into Agent Orange's impact on Vietnam's land and its people 35 years after the war's end.
Healing a Wounded Heart
SEAN CONNELLEY / KATY NEWTON
LA Times multimedia piece on a program that raises money for rehab, job training and surgeries for Vietnamese suffering from Agent Orange-related congenital heart defects.
LA Times multimedia piece on a program that raises money for rehab, job training and surgeries for Vietnamese suffering from Agent Orange-related congenital heart defects.
The Leaves Keep Falling
ED KASHI / TALKING EYES MEDIA
An intimate video portrait of two families as they cope with the day-to-day struggles of raising children whose disabilities have been linked to Agent Orange.
An intimate video portrait of two families as they cope with the day-to-day struggles of raising children whose disabilities have been linked to Agent Orange.
Student Projects
TARA HAGHIGHI / LAURA WAXMANN
In Ho Chi Minh City, organizations work hard to assist the growing number of Vietnamese disabled by disease, accidents or exposure to Agent Orange.
In Ho Chi Minh City, organizations work hard to assist the growing number of Vietnamese disabled by disease, accidents or exposure to Agent Orange.
A Terrible Legacy
CATHERINE KARNOW
Photographer Catherine Karnow documents the day-to-day struggles of two families as they cope with the multigenerational impact of Agent Orange exposure.
Photographer Catherine Karnow documents the day-to-day struggles of two families as they cope with the multigenerational impact of Agent Orange exposure.
VTimes Agent Orange Reports
DUC HA / HENRY LIEM
In 2010, VTimes, a San Jose-based Vietnamese-language newspaper, published a series of articles, columns and photographs about Agent Orange in Vietnam.
In 2010, VTimes, a San Jose-based Vietnamese-language newspaper, published a series of articles, columns and photographs about Agent Orange in Vietnam.
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