Dispatches From
the Anacostia.
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The "forgotten" Anacostia River, one of the filthiest rivers in the United States, flows through the nation's capital, separating the D.C. popularized by tourists and the media from the higher-crime low-income neighborhood of Anacostia, on the river's southeastern side. Each year, a handful of inner-city youth work to clean the river as part of the Earth Conservation Corps program. These dispatches will follow one such group of young people through their year as they work alongside the Anacostia River and cope with the realities they return to at the end of each workday.
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Dispatch 15: November 2008
(1/30/09)
Dispatch 14: October 2008
(12/22/08)
Dispatch 13: September 2008
(11/17/08)
Dispatch 12: July/August 2008
(10/6/08)
Dispatch 11: June 2008
(8/12/08)
Dispatch 10: May 2008
(6/27/08)
Dispatch 9: April 2008
(6/2/08)
Dispatch 8: March 2008
(4/28/08)
Dispatch 7: February 2008
(3/25/08)
Dispatch 6: January 2008
(2/25/08)
Dispatch 5: December 2007
(1/30/08)
Dispatch 4: November 2007
(12/21/07)
Dispatch 3: October 2007
(11/19/07)
Dispatch 2: September 2007
(10/26/07)
Dispatch 1: August 2007
(9/11/07)
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