Enterprise & Industry
Protecting the Sex Workers' Profession: A Tragic Reality
14 Aug, 2012 | Xenia Elsaesser
'I am also a part of this society’ We are doing important social work . . . It is because of us that there are less cases of rape.’ So speaks Lily Cortez, president of OTN, the sex workers union...
Women sex workers
14 Aug, 2012 | Deshan Chetty
The soft red lights cast shadows on her supple body as she moves with the music. Her body melts into the pole, and every step she takes brings a cheer from the crowd. Her naked breasts bounce to chees...
Women and Cooking: A Cultural Connection
14 Aug, 2012 | Benjamin Fagan
Walking through the many barrios of La Paz, any passerby is bound to be taken aback by the multitude of smells that fi ll the air. Familiar odors of exhaust from minibuses and cabs and the smells of t...
One dollar at a time: Microfinance in Bolivia
12 Aug, 2012 | Michael Newberger
While it’s easy to take the women on city streets hawking salteñas or cigarettes for granted,there’s a good chance that they’ve been given a leg up in the world by micro financing. With loans as small...
Networking Bolivia
22 Sep, 2011 | Robbie Macdonald
So you have your product. It’s going to be the next big thing for sure, but how do you get people to buy it? Welcome to the world of marketing. It may be something you associate with New York or Bueno...
True Bolivianite: The Story of Ametrine
31 Aug, 2011 | Matthew Grace
To reach the AnahI mine, one must trace the gems’ voyage in reverse, up the Paraguay River from Puerto Quijarro, a small, dusty town in the extreme east of Bolivia Ametrine, a purple-and-yellow blen...