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EYES OF THE WORLD MEDIA
Reader supported Authentic Journalism
Cracks in the Pavement Blog
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Sean Donahue is a healer, poet, journalist, nonviolence trainer, and activist dedicated to helping people re-imagine
their connections to the living Earth. He has been deeply influenced by experiences documenting the rising social movements
in Latin America during human rights and solidarity delegations to Colombia, Bolivia, Cuba, Mexico, El Salvador, and Nicaragua.
He is a frequent contributor to the Narco News Bulletin, the online newspaper that launched the Authentic Journalism movement.
He performs poetry and psuedo-prophetic ramblings with the Reagan Babies and the Stoned Mountain Boyz.
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"Sean Donahue is an expert in Latin America issues who has done his field research in the trenches of Colombia, Bolivia,
Mexico and elsewhere south of the border. Sean also is a gifted writer with a keen mind who has reached a wide audience across
the Americas through numerous publications focused on Latin American democracy and justice movements . . . And he's a damn
good poet philosopher who can reveal the truth between the fiction."
-- Bill Conroy, correspondent for The Narco News Bulletin
"Sean is a true activist, traveling to South America and listening to the voices of the oppressed, then reporting
to churches, colleges, and community groups in the U.S. We need more people of the character and commitment of Sean Donahue."
-- Professor William Woodward, University of New Hampshire
"Sean's writings and talks bring people both the information they need for understanding and acting, and the inspiration
they need to continue."
-- Amy Antonucci, Seacoast Peace Response, New Hampshire
"Sean has the heart of a prophet and a journalist. Those vocations are inextricably linked in him. While with him
on a delegation in Mexico , he asked the challenging question, the critical question, and the compassionate question. He
communicated values of journalistic integrity and asked all of us to abide by those higher values. Sean gently and persuasively
asks important questions, contributes to dialogue, and communicates values of justice and integrity."
-- Rev. Mike Mulberry, pastor, Community United Church of Christ, Champaign , Illinois
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