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A children's peace march in Baghdad, Iraq on January 1, 2003. Two consecutive wars and twelve years of devastating economic sanctions leading into the gulf war of 2003 have created dire living conditions for most Iraqis. Photo by Ray Buchanan for Stop Hunger Now. www.stophungernow.org / r.buchanan@stophungernow.org

A group of Christian Children's Fund sponsored boys from Thailand smile and wave flags. Photo by Mark Levengood for Christian Children's Fund. www.christianchildrensfund.org

A CARE staff member speaks to an HIV/AIDS association in Gitarama, Rwanda in 2002. Photo by Jason Sangster for CARE USA. www.careusa.org / sangster@care.org

Ugandan children dancing and playing. Photo by Virginia Woodward for Christian Children's Fund. www.christianchildrensfund.org

A little girl stands in front of a bullet-riddled wall, making the peace sign, Jenin, West Bank, 2002. Photo by David Snyder for Catholic Relief Services. www.catholicrelief.org

A pastoralist child from the Tsemai tribe in South Omo has a bit of fun at an alternative education center, South Omo, Ethiopia. Photo by Leslie F. Mitchell for Pact. www.pactworld.org / leslie@pacteth.org

A World Vision sponsored boy surveys the damage done to a Bani Naim kindergarten by the Israeli Military early that morning. Photo by Brian Duss.

During relief efforts after the India earthquake in January 2001, a young orphan greets the director of the SOS Children's Village, Jadgeep Singh, by gently placing his outstretched hands on his director's face. Baccaho, India. Photo by Diana Barnett. dibarnett@mindspring.com
Children posing near a portion of flour that will be used to make their evening meal. Refugees from Mozambique struggle every day to provide food for their family. In 2003, the country and this village in the Zambezia Province have been at peace for some time. After the war, refugees returned to their villages and began the long and painful effort of rebuilding their homes and their lives. Photo by Darcy Kiefel for Heifer International. www.heifer.org / www.kiefelphoto.com

A young orphan holding hands with a peacekeeper along the front lines in southern Lebanon. Photo by Frederick Clarke. www.photozen.com / fred@mindstate.com

Three smiling girls in the Itipini Project, a squatter camp on the outskirts of Umtata, in the "new democracy" of South Africa. Photo by Karl Grobl. www.karlgrobl.com / karl@karlgrobl.com

Swami Vahansa with the prayer for peace in his eyes. Polonnarua, Sri Lanka. Photo by Sheree Lipton.

Two siblings cling together against a destroyed building in Afghanistan. Photo by Daniel Wordsworth for Christian Children's Fund. www.christianchildrensfund.org

A sleeping baby in a mosquito net. The family of internally displaced people had recently returned to Kabul from Pakistan and were living in a bombed out region of Karte Se area of Kabul. Summer, 2002. Photo by Peter Bussian for the International Rescue Committee. www.theirc.org / www.peterbussian.com / peter@peterbussian.com

In Eritrea, a displaced woman is interviewed by international media on the situation of displaced people. Photo by Hiram Ruiz for Immigration and Refugee Services of America. www.irsa-uscr.org / hruiz@irsa-uscr.org

The local nongovernmental organization, INHERE, comes to visit a small village in northern India, in Almora District, Uttaranchal. The meeting covered how to respond to watershed management needs and thereby building civic discourse. As is traditional, the people dance in a round to the drum to celebrate togetherness. Photo by Mary Andrews with Michigan State University. www.msue.msu.edu/intext / mandrews@msu.edu

Orphans, Western Wollega Bethel Synod, Dembidollo, July 2001. Eleven unique individuals united by a strong bond. They have no MTV, no Nintendo, and indeed, in this case, no parents. But they have each other, and the love and support of the surrounding community. Photo by John Layton. john.layton@valley.net

A little girl of Archer's Post, Kenya, who receives assistance form Christian Children's Fund. Photo by Toni Radler for CCF. www.christianchildrensfund.org / tradler@ccfusa.org


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