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Save A Sea Turtle Arts and Culture_Dance Indigenous women in South America

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Indigenous women in South America usually give birth at home

Weaving is a centuries old tradition in Afghanistan and is currently still one of the only acceptable ways for women in the country to earn wages

like shade-grown coffee that produces high-quality beans under a canopy of native trees

Using them a farming family can double its annual income generated from vegetable production ($300 to $1

" The Indian socio-political climate teaches Dalit children that they are "untouchable" and denies them the freedoms that come with an educated mind

Save A Sea Turtle Arts and Culture_Dance Indigenous women in South AmericaProblem Sea turtles have been around for more than 150 million years, long before the first dinosaurs walked on Earth. But today, all seven species of turtles are imperiled or even near extinction. Reckless commercial fishing, boat collisions, illegal harvesting, drowning in shrimp nets and other fishing gear, beach development, and destruction of marine and coastal habitat all threaten even the most robust sea turtle populations. The Gift Your

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