Seattle Times on PATH?s work with women in Nicaragua

By Humanosphere

One of the best ways to fight poverty and inequity is to improve the lives of women and girls, largely because this translates into healthier children and, eventually, wealthier and more stable communities overall. The Seattle Times? Kristi Heim, with photographer Erika Schultz, did a nice job describing a fairly comprehensive and innovative effort by ? Continue reading ?

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Seattle Times on PATH?s work with women in Nicaragua

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