Foxworth, Robert.
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Homeless families / Melinda Bird ; interviewed by Robert Foxworth ; produced by Raffaello Mazza.
Attorney Bird discusses the plight of a unique section of the homeless population: the homeless family. She is filing a class action suit on behalf of 20,000 families against the State of California. The suit alleges that the Department of Social Services is violating child protection laws by removing children from homeless families before providing…
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Nearly a decade of war : Ruben Zamora talks about the future of El Salvador / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Ruben Zamora, Vice President of the Democratic Revolutionary Front and a leader of the newly formed Democratic Convergence, talks about being an advocate for a peace and democracy in El Salvador.|NEARLY A DECADE OF WAR : RUBEN ZAMORA TALKS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF EL SALVADOR / hosted by Robert Foxworth.…
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Putting it on the line : the story of Jack Ryan and the F.B.I. / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Ryan, an FBI agent for over 20 years, discusses his stand against harassment of peaceful opponents of Federal Government policies in Central America. he talks about his refusal to investigate activists as terrorists, and his firing by the FBI ten months before he was due to retire.|PUTTING IT ON THE…
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Towards a more perfect union : will government trusteeship “save” the teamsters? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Ken Paff, organizer for the Teamsters for a Democratic Union (TDU), talks about the U.S. government lawsuit under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), that will put the union under government trusteeship.|TOWARDS A MORE PERFECT UNION : WILL GOVERNMENT TRUSTEESHIP “SAVE” THE TEAMSTERS? / hosted by Robert Foxworth.…
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Tex-Mex, rock ‘n’ roll, and “no” to intervention : an interview with Joe King Carrasco / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Robert Foxworth talks with Joe King Carrasco, a musician who mixes an accordion sound with rock ‘n’ roll riffs. Carrasco, along with Las Coronas, uses Latin-influenced music to carry anti-interventionalist messages.|TEX-MEX, ROCK’N’ROLL AND “NO” TO INTERVENTION : AN INTERVIEW WITH JOE CARRASCO / hosted by Robert Foxworth. – SERIES: American…
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Update on El Salvador, part 2 : Dr. Charlie Clements on the deepening crisis, human rights and hopes for change in El Salvador / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Clements, author of “Witness to War” and Director of Human Rights Education for the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, discusses the impact of a right wing victory in the Legislative Assembly, and the effect of President Jose Napoleon Duarte’s fatal illness.|UPDATE ON EL SALVADOR PART II : DR. CHARLIE CLEMENTS ON…
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In our best interest? : U.S. military might in Central America / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. Morris Blackman, William Leogrande and Kenneth Sharpe, all editors of “Confronting Revolution: Security Through Diplomacy in Central America,” discuss whether the United States controls change, or even furthers its interests in the region by meddling in nation’s internal affairs.|IN OUR BEST INTEREST? : U.S. MILITARY MIGHT IN CENTRAL AMERICA /…
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Within certain boundaries : how U.S. media reports on foreign affairs / hosted by Robert Foxworth.
Documentary series produced from interviews. In this program U.S. foreign policy critic Noam Chomsky explores potential solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict which the media have chosen to ignore, and the relationship between U.S. news reporting and Reagan’s Central American policy.|WITHIN CERTAIN BOUNDARIES : HOW U.S. MEDIA REPORTS ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS / hosted by Robert Foxworth.…