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A long history of racism set the stage for Pajaro flooding

Founded as a labor camp for agricultural workers, the small community of Pajaro has long languished in the shadow of nearby Watsonville.

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Three Women Discover the Americas Best Kept Secret: Nicaragua!

The Alliance for Global Justice sent out an invitation to apply for “Women In Nicaragua: Power & Protagonism” Jan. 7-16, 2023. How did this nation close the gender gap by 80% in just 15 years? Three women who had met in the Green Party decided to find out. We were accepted as delegates on the

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In Mexico, Empowering Mothers During Childbirth

In Mexico, Empowering Mothers During Childbirth
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Celebrating 10 Years of Care, Service in Mexico

Celebrating 10 Years of Care, Service in Mexico
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Working In Global Health: Sita Chandra

PIHer reflects on her lifelong passion for global health, decolonizing the sector Posted on May 13, 2021 Sita Chandra has been working with PIH for 2+ years, first as a development coordinator and now, as a clinical operations associate. Photo courtesy of Sita Chandra. Sita Chandra has dreamed of working in global health for as long as she can remember. As the daughter of Indian immigrants who are physicians, she grew up hearing stories about her parents’ medical work both in the U.S. and globally, seeding her passion for global health at a young age. That passion has since led her to Partners In Health, where the North Carolina native has put her dreams into action as a development coordinator and, now, as a clinical operations associate.

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