AIDS in Africa
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
What will happen to all the African children orphaned by AIDS? Journalist Melissa Fay Greene examines this crisis through the story of an Ethiopian woman who found herself running an unofficial orphanage and the children who lived there. Her book is There Is No Me Without You.
Events: Melissa Fay Greene will be speaking and signing books
Tuesday, September 25 at 7:30pm
Park Slope Barnes & Noble
267 7th Avenue
Melissa Fay Greene will be speaking and signing books
Wednesday, September 26 at 12pm
New Canaan Library
151 Main Street
New Canaan, Connecticut
There Is No Me Without You is available for purchase at amazon.com
Events: Melissa Fay Greene will be speaking and signing books
Tuesday, September 25 at 7:30pm
Park Slope Barnes & Noble
267 7th Avenue
Melissa Fay Greene will be speaking and signing books
Wednesday, September 26 at 12pm
New Canaan Library
151 Main Street
New Canaan, Connecticut
Guests:
Melissa Fay Greene
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Comments [1]
I admire your work. Are American citizens able to adopt the children in your "orphange", or can we give financial support? If so can you give contact information?
Thank you and good luck,
Maquita
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