PATH uses soap opera to promote women's rights in NicaraguaFirst Faved : Mar 08 2007 by shiwaniFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 4 timesFave It!
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Ha, awesome initiative. I'm applying for a job here!
Quoted: MANAGUA, Nicaragua -- It's been more than a quarter of a century since the Sandinistas toppled the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza, yet the struggle for personal freedom and self-determination here continues.
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I'm assuming (since it referenced Bill & Melinda) that this is the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) but I was confused by the article since the initiative isn't specifically health oriented. Nonetheless, I'm still kicking myself almost 20 years later for giving up my admin. job there since, had I stayed, I would probably be procuring wigets for birth control production in far flung places. I'm happy to say I did have a hand in building a Chinese condom factory at one point!
Yup, that's the same place! Apparently they're expanding their operations quite a bit, both in terms of personnel and in terms of the approaches they're using to achieve overall public health improvements. Sounds like you did some cool work while you were there!