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South Africa World Wide Program 2006
Monday, October 09, 2006
Victoria at Etafeni
Victoria is a construction worker at Etafeni. She befriended me. I loved her strength and humor; she was one of only a few women working amongst men - most of the women working at Etafeni were in the daycare, crafts project, or kitchen.
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Liina Laufer's narrative of the Warren Wilson College WorldWide Program to South Africa, Summer 2006.
Organizations and Books
Etafeni
Grandmothers Against Poverty & AIDS
Sibanye
Yabonga
Bo-Kaap Museum
Robben Island
District Six Museum
Congress of South African Trade Unions
UCT's Unit for Trauma, Reconcilation, and Forgiveness.
Coega Development Project
Domestic Democracy at Home in South Africa by Jennifer Fish
And They Didn't Die by Lauretta Ncgobo
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Victoria is a construction worker at Etafeni. She befriended me. I loved her strength and humor; she was one of only a few women working amongst men - most of the women working at Etafeni were in the daycare, crafts project, or kitchen.
