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A few months ago D. and I had new insulation installed in the house, which has made a huge difference this summer...

Did you know the Code of Hammurabi mentions wet nursing, and that European women in the 13th century earned more money from wet nursing than by any other profession? And did you know that the tradition of wet nursing continues today through a network of milk banks...

Global Sistergoods It's our third anniversary! Thanks for supporting us. All Facebook fans and their friends get free shipping AND a free olive oil soap for orders over $25 today until midnight! Use code ANNFB at checkout and I'll mail your new earrings tomorrow!

Global Sistergoods Investing in women = smart investing. Read this, and buy Kristof's new book. Thank you.
Source: www.nytimes.com
The liberation of women could help solve many of the world’s problems, from poverty to child mortality to terrorism.

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Global Sistergoods China's women fighting for their rights. Interesting article!
Source: www.newsweek.com

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Upon occasion, I take a news moratorium. I just exhaust myself with information and one day decide I can’t take it anymore, and spend a few days (weeks?) in blissful ignorance. Which is how I missed this whole BIRTHER MOVEMENT thing. ...

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Africa Bridge Harvest Gala AUGUST 29th
Don't miss the Africa Bridge Harvest Gala, an annual event to raise funds for Africa Bridge (www.africabridge.com) , a non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of orphans and vulnerable children impacted by HIV/AIDS in Tanzania by empowering their communities through microloans,... income generating project training, scholarships and health education impacting over 3,000 children in 16 different villages.
A traditional way to celebrate the harvest in Tanzania is with an Ngoma, which means "after-harvest festival". An Ngoma highlights the bounties of the earth through African dancing and drumming. Join us at Nelson Farms on Sauvie Island for the Africa Bridge Harvest Gala featuring:
African-infused Harvest Dinner by Charles Stilwell of Devil's Food Catering featuring Bob's African Wine
African Dancing and Drumming Feature Performances by Obo Addy Drummers and Dancers + Sébé Kan
Keynote Speakers Barry Childs and Lisa MacCallum (Nike Foundation)
Global Sistergoods (www.globalsistergoods.com) will also be selling their women-made African goods.
Help us celebrate Africa Bridge's success in empowering Tanzanian communities through microloans to create sustainable farming practices that allow them to care and educate their children.
Space is Limited: Buy Your Tickets Today here:
https://socialenterprises.eroievent.com/ index/register?eventid=123
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Don't miss the Africa Bridge Harvest Gala, an annual event to raise funds for Africa Bridge (www.africabridge.com) , a non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of orphans and vulnerable children impacted by HIV/AIDS in Tanzania by empowering their communities through microloans,... income generating project training, scholarships and health education impacting over 3,000 children in 16 different villages.
A traditional way to celebrate the harvest in Tanzania is with an Ngoma, which means "after-harvest festival". An Ngoma highlights the bounties of the earth through African dancing and drumming. Join us at Nelson Farms on Sauvie Island for the Africa Bridge Harvest Gala featuring:
African-infused Harvest Dinner by Charles Stilwell of Devil's Food Catering featuring Bob's African Wine
African Dancing and Drumming Feature Performances by Obo Addy Drummers and Dancers + Sébé Kan
Keynote Speakers Barry Childs and Lisa MacCallum (Nike Foundation)
Global Sistergoods (www.globalsistergoods.com) will also be selling their women-made African goods.
Help us celebrate Africa Bridge's success in empowering Tanzanian communities through microloans to create sustainable farming practices that allow them to care and educate their children.
Space is Limited: Buy Your Tickets Today here:
https://socialenterprises.eroievent.com/
Read More
come feast with us!
Time:8:00PM Saturday, August 29th
Location:Nelson Farms on Sauvie Island















