Divided by politics, by Jim Crow, brothers Barry and Tommy Moser rarely spoke, until. . .
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Poverty = disease. The harsh lesson he learned in Haiti led Paul Farmer to a remarkable life of healing.
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As Washington DC filled with wounded soldiers, America’s “good, gray poet” reached out to humanize the savagery of war.
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Called to heal, to help, Martha Ballard became one of history’s unsung first responders — a midwife.
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When the “fangs of the wolf” bared poverty’s human toll, Lillian Wald created a “family” to heal the Lower East Side.
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