Abigail Disney discussed her mini-series, “Women, War and Peace.” The series portrays the roles of women in Cambodia, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Liberia, all regions of conflict. SEAN MORRIS/The Stanford Daily
Thursday, October 13th, 2011
The Standford Daily
By Erin Inman
Abigail Disney, an award-winning documentarian and Stanford alumna, spoke on Wednesday evening in the Cemex Auditorium on her documentary work illuminating the role of women in conflict and peace.
Her mini-series titled “Women, War and Peace,” which premiered on PBC this week, explores women’s roles in conflict situations, specifically in Cambodia, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Liberia.
When making her previous documentary on women’s work to end civil war in Liberia, Pray the Devil Back to Hell, Disney soon realized the lack of footage on women’s roles in conflict.
Thursday, October 13th, 2011
The Standford Daily
By Erin Inman
Abigail Disney, an award-winning documentarian and Stanford alumna, spoke on Wednesday evening in the Cemex Auditorium on her documentary work illuminating the role of women in conflict and peace.
Her mini-series titled “Women, War and Peace,” which premiered on PBC this week, explores women’s roles in conflict situations, specifically in Cambodia, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Liberia.
When making her previous documentary on women’s work to end civil war in Liberia, Pray the Devil Back to Hell, Disney soon realized the lack of footage on women’s roles in conflict.
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