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Far from Home
Samira Faizi fled Kabul for Delhi in 2021. With no refugee law in India and resettlement slow to come, she faces the possibility of being stuck forever.
Samira Faizi fled Kabul for Delhi in 2021. With no refugee law in India and resettlement slow to come, she faces the possibility of being stuck forever.
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Samira Faizi fled Kabul for Delhi in 2021. With no refugee law in India and resettlement slow to come, she faces the possibility of being stuck forever.
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Two sisters and a rebel set out to modernize Carnatic music, a 1,200-year-old Indian art form. Are they doing too much for too little?
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Ankita M. Kumar is an award-winning Indian journalist and documentary filmmaker based in California. Her directorial debut, Far from Home, about Afghan refugees in Delhi, was funded by the Pulitzer Center, premiered at the Oscar-qualifying American Documentary and Animation Film Festival, screened at the Oscar-qualifying Tasveer Film Festival, was a finalist for NHK's Japan Prize and was runner-up for Best Short Documentary at the Chicago South Asian Film Festival.
More about AnkitaReports on JoeyCo, an agency that places college students in seniors' homes as live-in companions, through a San Rafael graduate who lives with and helps his landlady.
Report from an American Community Media briefing where speakers debated whether school cellphone restrictions, now required in 33 states, help students or cut them off from support.
Interview with Grammy-nominated composer Dhruv Goel, recorded at Cinequest in San Jose, about his musical upbringing, Berklee training and score for the French film Her Song.
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