Bearing Witness: Remembering for others in Cambodia
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Bearing Witness: Remembering for others in Cambodia
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This episode introduces listeners to Sopheaktra Tim and Chamroeun Lak. Both are memory workers in Cambodia, a country where most older adults experienced the violence of the Khmer Rouge. Pol Pot and his regime ravished Cambodia from 1975-1979. These workers discuss their efforts at remembering their fallen ancestors as well as the resilience in their country, and the way they connect with these ancestors today.
This episode is brought to you by Dr. Stephanie Arel and produced by Shrine13.
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