“Business to me has always been a solution for poverty, a solution to stagnate to economic growth and a solution to those things resulting from poverty…”
Due to financial constraints in her family, her education never progressed beyond the 9th grade. Amutha went on to marry and have two children: a daughter and son. Their family relied on her husband’s income and when he lost his job, their situation went from difficult to much worse.
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HOW TRANSFORMATION HAPPENS
By empowering women with education, job skills, mentorship and microloans, they
are becoming agents of change and…
their stories are filled
with hope!
Selvi, like many young girls in her village, did not have the opportunity to finish her schooling. As a sibling of 4 children, her parents struggled financially, causing her to drop out after completing the 9th grade. Years later, her neighbor Valli invited her to one of the KGF’s Women’s Transformation Groups.
IN THIS ISSUE:
FEATURE STORY
Women & the Global Economy
Bad Math in the Global Economy
HER JOURNEY: KGF INTERVIEW
An Interview with Megan Miller & Rebecca Stanley
Women in Entrepreneurship in the US & Global South
Her LIFE: Community / South Asia
What Can a Mother Do With a Ninth Grade Education
The Story…
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