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Many women are often the primary breadwinners of a family. It’s vital that they have a place in this new green economy. One Bay Area non-profit shows how a business can be both eco-friendly and empower the lives many immigrant women. And this business is no newcomer. They’ve been doing it for the past 15-years.
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Part of National Radio Project's Making Contact Series.
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INTRO:Many women are often the primary breadwinners of a family. It’s vital that they have a place in this new green economy. One Bay Area non-profit shows how a business can be both eco-friendly and empower the lives many immigrant women. And this business is no newcomer. They’ve been doing it for the past 15-years.
OUTRO:That was Making Contact's executive producer, Tena Rubio.
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