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Soul Over Matter

Michelle Badagliacca

A Voice, A Choice, and a Bank Account with Cindy Rodriguez

APR 28, 202460 MIN
Soul Over Matter

A Voice, A Choice, and a Bank Account with Cindy Rodriguez

APR 28, 202460 MIN

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In this episode, I interview Cindy Rodriguez, a second-generation Latina woman living in Southern California. Her family stories chronicle the lives of Mexican immigrants who worked at the Simons Brickyard in Los Angeles, CA. She feels a sense of connection with the poverty-stricken teens in rural Kenya, as they were both given a second chance at life through education and empowerment.

Cindy started the nonprofit organization, Elimu Girls, a 501(c)(3), that empowers rural Kenyan teens to become entrepreneurs, ensuring financial freedom, self-worth, and equality. Upon graduation from our 2 year sewing and boarding program, she will have a voice, a choice, and a bank account.

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