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How to Tell a Post-Conflict Story?
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In this episode, we get to talk to Amy Kaslow. She is a writer and photographer with a lens on at-risk societies worldwide. She's spent the past four decades writing, broadcasting, and photographing in the world's trouble spots, chronicling the immediate aftermath of conflict and well into the post-war period. She also does work within the United States, as well as with art and information today. We speak about how her career began and how she thinks about storytelling across time, place, and mediums.
You can find out more about Amy's work in her gallery and with Know Now at:
www.amykaslow.com
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