On August 18, Mark Frohardt, Internews Vice-President for Africa, Health, and Humanitarian Media, was interviewed about humanitarian media by Jim Lynch on WUSB FM's Everything is Broken.

Frohardt's 20-year career in humanitarian relief has led him to coordinate health services for refugees on the Thai-Cambodian border; work for Doctors Without Borders in Chad and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Sudan and Somalia; assist with the repatriation of Kurds into northern Iraq; consult in Sarajevo during the Bosnian war; and manage UN human rights field operations in Rwanda following the genocide. Frohardt joined Internews in 1999.

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