Sara Rafsky
Bio:
Sara Rafsky is the Americas research associate at the Committee to Protect Journalists. Before that, she was a freelance journalist in South America and South East Asia and researched photojournalism and the Colombian armed conflict on a Fulbright grant. Rafsky also lived in Buenos Aires, where she worked with the Global Human Rights and Governance division of the Ford Foundation and interned with Human Rights Watch and the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (CELE).
WMC Women Under Siege
The best they can be? How the Army chain of command fails women
A dark screen accompanies the sounds of rhythmic drums and sinister music. The darkness fades into a chronological montage of U.S. Army propaganda, leading a viewer through an overview of military aesthetic dating from the newsreel era to the videogame epoch. From the opening frame, a new documentary called “The Invisible War” establishes the realm of an alternate military reality, far from civilian life. A woman explains in voiceover: “There’s a right way, a wrong way, and the Army way.”
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