| Length | 58:59 |
| Licensor | World Vision Report |
| Producer(s) | World Vision Report |
| Formats | Interview, Soft Feature, Weekly Program |
| Topics | International, News |
| Produced | Unspecified |
| Added to PRX | August 8, 2008 |
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The jobs women hold around the world are changing. The tools of the trade for some women are hexagonal wrenches, an ice ax, or perhaps a reporter's notepad. Women now work as auto mechanics in Nigeria, as mountain trekking guides in Nepal, and as reporters on the frontlines in Iraq. This week, the World Vision Report focuses on women who break through barriers to success by challenging culture and custom.
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English
The jobs women hold around the world are changing. The tools of the trade for some women are hexagonal wrenches, an ice ax, or perhaps a reporter's notepad. Women now work as auto mechanics in Nigeria, as mountain trekking guides in Nepal, and as reporters on the frontlines in Iraq. This week, the World Vision Report focuses on women who break through barriers to success by challenging culture and custom.
SHOW TIMES
0:00 - 0:59 - Billboard
1:00 - 5:59 - Newshole
6:00 - 6:29 - Music Bed
(Segment A - 6:30 - 18:59)
6:30 - Lady Mechanics
12:36 - Saudi Driving
19:00 - 19:59 - Music Bed
(Segment B - 20:00 - 38:59)
20:00 - Monique & Mango Rains Reading
26:29 - Women Sherpas
32:18 - Iraq Journalist
39:00 - 39:59 - Music Bed
(Segment C - 40:00 - 58:59)
40:00 - Honor Killings
48:05 - Wheelchair Racer
53:43 - No Forced Marriage
56:24 - Production credits and music
58:59 - End
