How Bogotá cares for its family caregivers: From dance classes to job training
From Rhitu Chatterjee / NPR: A unique program in Bogotá called Manzanas del Cuidado (Care Blocks) provides free activities and
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From Rhitu Chatterjee / NPR: A unique program in Bogotá called Manzanas del Cuidado (Care Blocks) provides free activities and
Yara Tarabulsi is a social anthropologist with experience in topics of gender justice, care, economic justice, migration and public policy.
Alana Boone is a Social Policy Officer for the city of Brugge in Belgium, Europe. She works on a local
Karina Viquez is the Program Director of the Certificate in Regenerative Entrepreneurship at the University for International Cooperation (UCI) in
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From CBS News: The Nehemiah project began in the 1980s building privately-owned homes on land that nobody wanted in East
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