On January 14, 2006, the National Public Radio program “Weekend America” aired a conversation in which Jamie Kalven participated. In connection with this conversation, the program posted on its web site a photo essay of Patricia Evans’ work. Designed by David Eads, the essay weaves Evans’ images together with text drawn from Kalven’s book Working With Available Light: A Family’s World After Violence.
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