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| | 1818 H Street NW |
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DISCUSSED BY FILMMAKER
Laura Waters Hinson
Ms. Hinson is the president of Image Bearer Pictures in Washington,
DC. As We Forgive, a finalist in the 2008 Student Academy Awards,
began as her masters thesis in filmmaking at American University
where she graduated with a MFA in 2007. She has worked as Director
of Creative Arts and Outreach at Church of the Resurrection, as a
development coordinator for the Discovery Health Channel, and as a
research assistant for MSNBC host Chris Matthews. Ms. Hinson also
shoots freelance photography and is currently forming a non-profit
to promote reconciliation projects in Rwanda.
WITH COMMENTS BY
Laura E. Bailey
Ms. Bailey is Senior Operations Specialist for the Fragile and
Conflict-Affected Countries Group of the World Bank. Her two decades
of experience in development is strongly grounded in field
operations in Africa, Asia, and Central America, including
experience in a range of post-conflict and transition settings,
working on behalf of international agencies, bilateral technical
assistance projects, and national and international NGOs.
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