Samuel Gbaydee Doe
In this interview, Robtel Neajai Pailey ‘03 talks with fellow Liberian Sam Doe, a ’95 Caux Scholar who is currently working with the United Nations in Sri Lanka. Sam returned in many consecutive summers following his first experience with CSP to serve as an intern and then member of the faculty. He talks about how the program has evolved and his own vision of “Hope for Africa,” which developed out of contacts with other Africans in Caux while he was in graduate school in the U.S. The West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP), which Sam helped found, grew out of this vision. He also talks about the Sri Lankan conflict and the challenges it presents, as well as prospects for Liberia’s reconstruction.
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