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Weaving for Equality: International Women’s Day 2017

Tisser pour l'égalité : Journée internationale de la femme 2017

C'est la Journée internationale de la femme, le 8 mars, et cette année, notre cri de ralliement est #BeBoldForChange. Ainsi, plus tôt cette semaine, nous avons rencontré deux membres de la coopérative de tissage kenyane avec laquelle nous travaillons : Peninah et Florence. Voici ce que ces artisanes talentueuses ont à dire sur leur statut de travailleuses en 2017 et sur les obstacles qu'elles ont surmontés grâce à la vannerie et au travail au sein d'une coopérative.
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