News
2021
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A good fit from the start
14 April 2021
Tena Brock – Manager, Colonel Sanders Café – Corbin, Kentucky
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From our family to yours
05 April 2021
Jill Chucray – Co-Owner, J & J Czuchraj Meats–Cleveland, OH
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Examining the microscopic for a healthy ecosystem
24 March 2021
Mona Hochman, Seafood Safety Lab, TAMUG, Galveston, Texas
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Women leaders collaborating for more just communities
10 March 2021
Reverend Harriet Walden, Mothers for Police Accountability, and Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best – Seattle, Washington
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The joy of melding art and science for a superior product
03 March 2021
Maddy Born – Operations Manager and Cheesemaker, Shelburne Farms – Shelburne, VT
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Building a bond of trust by taking that extra step
22 February 2021
Thomas Miller – Co-Founder, Eastland Electric – Lincoln, RI
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Realizing that you are not in charge is liberating
09 February 2021
Stacy Walker – Dancer, Choreographer and Creative Director – Los Angeles, CA
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Sustainability is flourishing on small family farms
29 January 2021
Dan Flynn – Owner, Butterfly Farms – Lincoln, Rhode Island
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Child and forced labour
Systemic forced labour and child labour has come to an end in Uzbek cotton
29 January 2021
Almost two million people are recruited every year for the annual cotton harvest in Uzbekistan. The country managed to accelerate the fight against child and forced labour during the 2020 cotton production cycle, according to a new ILO report.
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A growing high-touch industry
20 January 2021
Tam Nguyen – Advance Beauty College – Garden Grove, CA