CPCS News Archive

February - April 2006

An essay by Caleb Crain on Jim Green's new book Death in the Haymarket is mentioned on the cover of the New Yorker that's out today. The essay is available to read online: www.newyorker.com

CPCS faculty member Segi Stefanos is quoted in the article:

A look at women and war

By THERESA HOGUE
Gazette-Times reporter

Local photographer's images of conflict earn place in Leica Gallery

War is not just a concept for photographer Cheryl Hatch. It's a reality she's captured on film for decades, from Somalia to Iraq. Hatch's desire to the capture the realities of conflict has taken her around the world, and now, some of that work is being displayed at the elite Leica Gallery in Germany.

In April, Hatch's documentation of life after the war of independence in Eritrea will be shown. Her work focused on the effects of war on women, and subsequent battles between Eritrea and Ethiopia.

For the rest of the article, please see

http://www.gtconnect.com/articles/2006/03/08/news/community/wed02.txt .

The article is done as part of international women's day acknowledgement. Cheryl's work is focused on the effects of war on women, and subsequent battles between Eritrea and Ethiopia.  Cheryl Hatch is an amazing photo journalist- if you would like to see the pictures she took in Eritrea and elsewhere, please go to http://www.isisphotos.com/index_direct.html