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| GoliathJobs Featured School of the month - Grace Institute | 07/04/2009 |
| Grace Institute in New York City. Grace Institute's tuition-free business and job training program for women changes lives by increasing employment options and ensuring employabili... read full article » |
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| A Saving Grace for Unemployed Women Comes to the Bronx | 22/01/2009 |
| On a cloudy and chilly day in North Fordham, the women sitting in a classroom at Refuge House got a glimpse of sunshine.... read full article » |
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| When a Wealth of Food Options Dwindles to Two: Eat or Go Hungry | 10/01/2009 |
| With specialty food stores and every kind of restaurant, New York is an eater's paradise for the well-to-do. But as the economy slows, more of the city's residents are struggling t... read full article » |
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| Sickness Leads to Financial Crisis and a New Direction | 28/12/2006 |
| There is a constellation of dime-size brown spots on the lower half of Katasha Green's legs. The spots reflect how her illness is weakening her body, she said. At only 28, she has ... read full article » |
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| An Entrepreneur Practicing What She Teaches | 05/03/2006 |
| WHEN Malla Haridat was a high school senior in Yonkers in the early 1990's, her mother offered to buy her a car. Ms. Haridat appreciated the offer, she recalled recently, but sugge... read full article » |
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| The Neediest Cases; Queens Family Struggles as Illness Drains Resources | 27/11/2005 |
| "You're looking at your life like you're a firefighter," said Han Chen, wiping tears from behind her glasses and explaining her refusal to abandon her daughter Mengting, ... read full article » |
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| For Women in Need, a Way to Something Better | 29/05/2005 |
| SHE "wanted better," Audrey Buckmire says in explaining why taking care of other people's children from morning
till evening provided an unfulfilling present and what s... read full article » |
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| The Grace Institute: Helping Underserved Women | 01/03/2004 |
| When Carolina first came to the United States about 13 years ago, she had a lot going for her: she could speak four languages and she held a BA in journalism. But despite these ski... read full article » |
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