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USA | Sat, 17 Oct 2009 | By ilene | Views [422]
I'm going to be participating in a volunteer project in Southwest rural Kenya (Kuria West district) from 11/6-11/27. Afterward I'll spend an additional week in Kenya. The project focus is on "harmful cultural practices" affecting women, i.... Read more >
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