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Adopted from Vietnam in 1975. Raised in Iowa. Educator of immigrants & refugees. Mother of two sons. Avid festival goer. Broadway musical fan. Food enthusiast.
Douglas Burns is a fourth-generation Iowa journalist and co-founder of The Western Iowa Journalism Foundation. Burns is the former co-owner of the Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, which was in his family for 93 years.
Nik Heftman is an Emmy award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker. He produced stories for CBS Mornings for half a decade before starting his mission-driven video and event production company, The Seven Times.
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