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IT TAKES A NATION
By: Laura Dawn

How Strangers Became Family in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina

Earth Aware
August 2006
On Sale: July 26, 2006
128 pages
ISBN: 1932771867
EAN: 9781932771862
Hardcover
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Edited by the cultural director of MoveOn.org, IT TAKES A NATION tells the extraordinary story of how thousands of Americans came together to provide shelter, sustenance, and hope to survivors of Hurricane Katrina. Through MoveOn.org's Hurricane Housing website, volunteers brought aid to evacuees by providing housing, cars, jobs, clothes, healthcare, and, perhaps most important, community. Presenting a positive contrast to the national shame that was widely felt about the Bush administration's handling of the Katrina crisis, these candid first-person accounts and portraits are a moving testament to the power of everyday people to make miracles happen.

  • An inspiring collection of stories and images from MoveOn.org's Hurricane Housing project, which brought shelter and aid to thousands of Hurricane Katrina evacuees.
  • Includes more than 40 full-color photos by New York Times photojournalist Carter Smith and others.
  • With a foreword by Barack Obama, the recently elected Democratic Junior Senator for Illinois, civil rights attorney, and community organizer.
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