Pro Mujer is a microfinance and women's development organization that transforms women's lives through small loans, business training, and health services.
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- Lugar:
- New York, NY, 10001
- Teléfono:
- 212-952-0181
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Pro Mujer El Radio Nederland destaca Linda Flores, una clienta de Pro Mujer. Haga clic para ver una intrevista corta con ella y leer el articulo.
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Nedelka This is a great organization that changes women's life, Let's support them all!!
Pro Mujer Salma Hayek makes $125,000 donation to Pro Mujer!
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On December 12, 2009 Salma Hayek will receive the “Goldenes Herz” (Golden Heart) Award at the Annual Benefit Gala of the German Foundation “Ein Herz für Kinder” (Our Heart for Children) for her continuing commitment to helping children worldwide.
Pro Mujer How much do you know about global health? Test your knowledge on our global health quiz.
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Poverty and poor health go hand in hand. This is why Pro Mujer provides more than just small loans. When women turn to Pro Mujer, they also get primary and preventive healthcare.
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Born in Larreynaga, Malpaisillo, Teresa Centeno is a licensed nurse and health educator at Pro Mujer. With over five years working at Pro Mujer in Nicaragua, Teresa is no stranger to the excitement and challenges of being a health educator; Teresa shares her story in her own words.
Pro Mujer Join Pro Mujer's Junior Committee for a night of fun and fundraising at the Bowery Hotel.
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Copacabana is sponsored by Jose Cuervo. Enjoy top-shelf OPEN bar, hors d' oeuvres, live music, Dj, silent auction and more.Capacity is limited. To buy tickets, please visit the Junior Committee website >>
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Ana Garcia is a 35-year-old mother of two, a fish vendor and a Pro Mujer client. Ana will journey to New York to share her experiences at our 2009 Benefit on October 29th. This is Ana’s story:
Pro Mujer International Museum of Women made a video slide about Pro Mujer client Flora Callisaya.
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In Latin America, the popular practice of microfinance is giving some women a better future. One organization, Pro Mujer, is pioneering an integrated approach that combines lending with health care, education and other services. ...
Pro Mujer International Museum of Women has an exhibit about women in the economy that features Pro Mujer. Check out the exhibit.
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Welcome to Economica! I.M.O.W.'s latest online exhibition explores the many facets of women's experiences of and contributions to the global economy. To get started, select one of the audio slideshows above or explore our themes. ...
Pro Mujer Pro Mujer has launched its blog! Check out the blog for the latest news and stories from the field.
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The place where you can stay updated and informed on Pro Mujer’s efforts to alleviate poverty and help women help themselves.
Pro Mujer Pro Mujer's new health initiative featured on the front page of the Seattle Times!
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Help Pro Mujer win $50,000! To win, between now and November 7th we have to get the most donations
to our cause (every person can donate once per day and have it count as
a unique donation). We can also win daily awards of $1,000 and $500 if
we can get the most people to donate in any 24-hour period. The great
thing about ... this Challenge is that it doesn't matter how much you give,
but instead how much you do to encourage friends and family to get
involved in our cause. We all need to come together and start promoting
the cause if we want to win.
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View the short IDB video: Pioneers in Microfinance. http://www.iadb.org/news/videos.cfm?Lang
Pioneers in Microfinance - Inter-American Development Bank - Inter-American Development Bank - Inter
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Seven remarkable women have helped thousands of Latin America and Caribbean families create their own microenterprise
