#22 - Yemen's War And The Power Of The Pen

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What in the World?

Bunmi Akinnusotu

39 episodes

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What in the World (WITW)? makes global issues understandable and relevant to ordinary American people. Explained by expert women and people of color, we break down current and past foreign policy issues by connecting it to your everyday life. This podcast is produced in partnership with Diversity in the National Security Network (DINSN). Visit https://diversityinnationalsecuritynetwork.com/.

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#22 - Yemen's War And The Power Of The Pen

What in the World?

48 minutes

5 years ago

#22 - Yemen's War And The Power Of The Pen

A bus full of school children is bombed by Saudia Arabian war weapons purchased from the United States; Women negotiate food supplies for a country where 60% of the population lives in poverty; And a community tries to claim its sovereignty amid dueling powers and violent extremists. Yemen's silent war, for many Americans, is an unknown. Sanam Naraghi-Anderlini of ICAN Peace Network explains the crisis in Yemen and womens' attempts to use the power of the pen to bring about peace. This episode was released in 2018 via WERA 96.7 FM in Arlington, VA.

Credits:
Theme Song: "Asi ki no ta vive" by Chachi Carvalho
Outro Song: "Super Trouper" by Abba
Cover Photo: Hani Mohammed/AP