
13: From Scraps to Empowerment with Charlene Espinoza (Bosh Bosh)
When Charlene applied for the Peace Corps, she had no idea it was a two year term of service. That tidbit of information definitely gave her pause. But with an invitation to serve in Africa, the continent that she had her heart set on, she accepted and never looked back.
Not only did she extend her service to three years, now she goes back annually to Liberia. This is dues to the revolutionary company she created. A cross between a social enterprise, nonprofit and NGO, Bosh Bosh targeted sustainable measures to address the biggest issues facing Liberia. These were poverty, education and employment.
Listen in to hear how this instrumental company went from scraps, or “bosh bosh”, to changing the face of sustainable empowerment.
Recommended Reading:
- Half the Sky by Nicholas Kristof
Mantra
- I believe in my dreams.
in Clothing & Food Products / Developing Countries / Empowering Women / Podcast
by Alexandra Black-Paulick
13 Jan 2016
4 comments
The work these women do is beautiful. I purchased several items to use as Christmas gifts. I purchased in person but you can do it on line.
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