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Jane Goodall: A Reason for Hope

Recorded October 8, 2000

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After 40 years of activism, she is still an inspiration to people across the globe. Her groundbreaking research and her vision of connecting people, animals, and the environment has brought her worldwide recognition. Jane Goodall talks openly about the role spirituality has played in her life and how it has given her the strength to inspire others to better the world for all living things.
MODERATED BY: The Very Reverend Alan Jones


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