An intimate portrait of two Vietnamese families whose children are severely disabled due to exposure to the dioxin in Agent Orange. Video by Ed Kashi, stills by Catherine Karnow.
Mushroom Farm gives women veterans exposed to Agent Orange a place, a purpose, a life
In 1996, war veteran Madame Cuc founded the mushroom farm co-op, where the women now work together to grow and harvest various types of edible and medicinal mushrooms.
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Ending the lingering threat of Agent Orange begins with awareness
Heather Bowser continues to wrestle with what she discovered about herself in Vietnam. She holds tight to the many wonderful memories of her trip, but she also admits to moments of despair that she can’t quite explain. Not yet, anyway.
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Bowser, children touched by Agent Orange find a common bond in Friendship Village
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Agent Orange leaves its mark on the life of Heather Bowser, p. 2
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Agent Orange leads Heather Bowser to connect with her father’s past in Vietnam
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Friendship Village provides support to people affected by Agent Orange
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