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"Whether they were local woman leaders in their communities, members of their cooperatives, artisans, technicians, engineers, business owners, or tour guides; these women were breaking barriers, earning a dignified livelihood, and working in collaboration with their communities to improve their way of life."

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Women are underrepresented in almost every aspect of the modern workforce, and in most societies, they face barriers and inequity that obstruct their potential.

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While we were shivering at 0℃ here at our annual Fort Collins, CO community #EarthDay celebration, our friends at @reserva_coeas in Honduras were in the thick of another heat wave, having put out yet another forest fire in their newly designated National Wildlife Refuge, and inaugurating the new protected area to the public.

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Trees, Water & People is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to developing sustainable community-based conservation solutions. View all posts by treeswaterpeople

Posted on August 30, 2011August 23, 2011Author treeswaterpeopleCategories clean cookstoves, events, fundraiser, HaitiTags Faces of Haiti, Global Village Museum, Ray Tollison

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