A Summer working with Small Businesses and Women in Mozambique. So, for now, let me put up so final thoughts on the summer. I spent a couple more days this week u.

Nice reflection on your journey. Hey, You did a lot of beautiful words here. Wow, Molly thank you so much! .

Going Home to Haiti for the First Time. Tuesday, September 7, 2010. In the US, this routine screening might happen via a. So, given limited resources, where do we go for help? A bottle of vinegar. There is a fast and low-cost method for identifying early signs of cancer. The procedure involves a large q-tip soaked in vinegar solution.

Friday, September 3, 2010. The end is never the end. Last summer, I think I was blessed with almost everything. But then, my interests took a little turn while I was in Hong Kong. Early on, I mentioned that I got both research and advocacy parts through my stay in Hong Kong. Moreover, deep exposure into the issue of migrant domestic workers and the upcoming ILO Convention next year, made me focus on this specific group of migrant women, rather than the general population, and consider variables such as l.