In this 3+1 episode, we're talking the good (malaria vaccines), the bad (slavery) and a whole lot of Haiti. We've got Mac Archer back on the show to share with Brandon Stiver and Phil Darke what she's seeing on the ground in Haiti and what's getting missed in larger media outlets. We talk through the utility of violence by those running the country and look at some potentially similar dynamics in other countries. We also discuss forced labor in Asia, the rise of malaria vaccines in Africa and get a book recommendation for a book that just released in the last couple of months.
Conversation Notes
Resources and Links from the Show
Al-Jazeera : Could new vaccines end Malaria in Africa?
NACLA : Haiti as Empire's Laboratory
BBC : North Koreans working in China 'exploited like slaves'
Aid State: Elite Panic, Disaster Capitalism, and the Battle to Control Haiti by Jake Johnston
Theme music Kirk Osamayo. Free Music Archive, CC BY License
Gaston Warner - This is Child Empowerment
Alternate Economies and Climate Change (April 3+1)
Dr. Karen Fancher - Blessed Are The Peacemakers
Eugene Cho - Advocating for the Hungry
Preston Sprinkle and Brandon Stiver - Rethinking Orphan Care
Peter Greer and Ryan Skoog - Leading From Your Knees
Chrina Henson - Pioneering Family Care in the Philippines
El Salvador, Localization, UNRWA and Bono (February 3+1)
Justin Narducci - Heal the Sick, Proclaim the Kingdom
Dr. Forrest Inslee - Caring for Creation
Sudan, Elections, USAID and MEAL [January 3+1]
Dr. Michael Pucci - Owning Poverty
Welcome to Think Global
Transitions and a New Beginning
On The Ground in Ethiopia - The Anatomy of an Orphan Care Organization
Dr. Lauren Pinkston - Trafficking, Entrepreneurship and Orphan Care Podcasting
Mackynzie Archer - The Emotional Labor of Care-Affected Children
The Nonprofit Leadership Conversation
Mobilizing the Church for Care Reform
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