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From Surviving to Thriving: How Creative Women of the World are Saving the Planet and Taking On Sexual Assault
Did you know that women make up over half of the world's population and are responsible for more than 60% of the world's work, yet only earn 10% of the world's income? Despite these challenges, women have been at the forefront of creative and innovative solutions to the world's biggest problems, including climate change and sexual assault. As we celebrate Earth Day and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it's important to recognize and honor the creative women of the world who are making a difference in their communities and beyond. These women are using their artistic talents and entrepreneurial spirit to...
21 New Graduates - Training Updates from Zambia!
Base weight. This is a term commonly used by hikers to explain items they always carry.
Your base weight is the weight of your backpack plus all the gear that's inside it - not counting consumables like food, water and fuel.
It’s important to have a reasonable base weight. The less weight you carry, the less stress you are putting your body through. If you are someone susceptible to back problems and knee pain, a lower base weight can help reduce stress on these parts of your body.
Why are we talking about hiking…?
Because building a sustainable business is a lot like climbing a mountain.
Because we can’t imagine the base weight of the 21 graduates that recently finished our training program in Chongwe, Zambia.
Grain of Rice Project & the Kibera slum
One grain of rice could tip the scale and be the difference between victory and defeat. --GORP
Happy 10th Birthday CWOW!
We are happy to be celebrating our 10th birthday on July 20, 2021. That's ten years of making a difference at home and across the world! In celebration of this milestone, we will be hosting a series of fun events and having a fair trade raffle.
Happy World Bee Day from Creative Women of the World!
Bees Wrap dZi Handmade Save the Bees World Bee Day
World Bee Day was first celebrated on May 20, 2017, in an effort to raise awareness of the decline of the global bee population. Less bees may sound enticing to some, but our entire ecosystem actually depends on them. Read on to find out how you can help!