Director for American Friends Service Committee, Alice Andrews discusses how her foundation got involved in helping North Korea’s food crisis.

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Andrews remarks that since 1980 the American Friends Service Committee has worked with farmers in North Korea to improve the soil and food products. (0:40)

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October 31, 2006
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