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UC Undergraduates form Women’s Initiative for Local Livelihoods to Foster Community Empowerment and Sustainable Development
by thegeneration February 20, 2010
UCLA students and faculty follow the livelihood practices and environmental challenges facing Muslim and Buddist women in Thailan in light of the catastrophic effects of the 2004 tsunami and return with Net Impact Undergrad at UCLA, a new student organization supporting social entrepreneurship.
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