Support female artisans this Women's Equality Day
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Hi ,

Today we commemorate American women gaining the constitutional right to vote in 1920. But it’s also a good time to reflect on all that still needs to be done to achieve greater gender equality for women everywhere.

 

At GlobeIn, we’re passionate about using Fair Trade to help provide dignified work and fair wages to female artisans. Giving women greater economic empowerment benefits their households, their families, and their whole communities.

With your continued support, we can help break the cycle of poverty for women in underserved communities around the world. 

Let’s celebrate the achievements of women everywhere, starting with some of the female artisans we work with. 
Meet the creator of the Block Printed Neck Warmer, Megha Devi from India. 
To create this product, Megha uses an age-old technique that requires meticulous skill and attention to detail. Like many other women artisans in her community, becoming a block print artisan helped her empower her own life. She is able to send both of her children to school and has taken control of her finances.
Bambi Diop is the hardworking master artisan behind the Small Senegalese Basket.
She went to school for several years but had to drop out in order to help her mother take care of the house and her siblings. After our partner AGOWA introduced her to basket weaving, Bambi became very passionate about her skills. Her entrepreneurial spirit has helped her build her team of 12 women. Bambi is able to send all four of her children to school with the income she generates.
Let's admire Chandana Rani Pal's clayworking skills in the Whitewashed Terracotta Planter from Bangladesh.
Chandana and her siblings began working as housekeepers to maintain their family’s living expenses after losing both of her parents at a young age. She was 17 when she married and began clay training at a nearby workshop to provide a secondary source of income to support her family. Chandana’s drive makes her the most efficient and skilled artisan in the workshop. She owns 10-15 chickens as a result of this fulfilling business.
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