Rosa, Rebecca, and Sucujua, previously subsistence farmers in Nkholongue Village, Mozambique, present packages of dried mangoes harvested from their mango trees and sold to a social business at premium prices.
A teacher with Global Partners leads a workshop in La Lima, Nicaragua, designed to train secondary students how to teach and tutor elementary students.
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