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Profiles
| Dr. Indira Koithara, Yuvaparivartan, India |
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Dr. Indira Koithara, an activist for literacy
and human rights, talks about her work with Yuvaparivartan
("Youth for Change"), India. Dr. Koithara accepted
the Ann C. Michel International Women in Literacy award
for Yuvaparivartan at ProLiteracy's 2007 conference. To
watch her interview, Click
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Gwen
Moore, Children of China Fund |
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The Gwen Moore Children of
China Fund promotes literacy and self-sufficiency for
children and women in rural Guizhou Province in southwestern
China. To watch an interview with Gwen Moore, Click
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| Dr. Juan Almendares, Honduras |
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Dr. Juan Almendares, director of COHAPAZ, ProLiteracy Worldwide’s partner program in Honduras, has won InterAction’s 2007 Humanitarian Award for his work in human rights and environmental issues. To watch his interview, Click Here. |
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Najiba Waheed, Afghanistan |
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After two decades of extreme violence and oppression, a new season of healing and change is emerging in Afghanistan...
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| Meng Xiu Hua, China |
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The tale of Meng Xiu Hua and the curious gift she gave to her husband has become a source of considerable inspiration for the village of Bai Tai Yua...
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Anna Nyooko, Lesotho |
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Eighty women dressed in matching dark skirts, white blouses and black berets sing in rich harmony and swing their arms and torsos in exuberant dance...
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| Guadalupe Hernandez, Mexico |
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The story of the indigenous people of Mexico and especially the indigenous women of Michoacán is a story marked by mistreatment and humiliation...
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