"Generation gap: Two visits to Turkey, 25 years apart, inspire photo project for Southborough0-5447
By Jennifer Lord/ Daily News Staff
Sunday, June 11, 2006 - Updated: 02:05 AM EST
Leslie Tuttle never expected to find feminism thriving in a small Turkish village.
Back in the 1970s, Tuttle worked as a photojournalist for a Turkish rural development foundation. She became close friends with a woman named Fadime, a Muslim in the village of Topardic, and spent her time photographing the harsh living conditions of agrarian life.
Tuttle joined Oxfam America and work brought her elsewhere -- Thailand, India. She married and finally settled in Southborough, where she raised a family and served on the school committee. "
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