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Cool Tools to Empower Women Around the World - Speaker Betsy Teutsch

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016 - 7:30pm - 9:00pm Location:
9601 Germantown Ave
Chestnut Hill College
Philadelphia, PA
19118
United States
See map: Google Maps
Website:
http://www.gem-ngo.org Betsy Teutsch will speak about ways we can all help to empower women worldwide. Teutsch is passionate about mobilizing resources for the world’s poorest women.
She has pursued Encore Careers as blogger, columnist, community organizer, and eco-activist. In addition to her successful career as Judaica artist, she served as Communications Director of GreenMicrofinance, promoting affordable paths out of rural poverty. She is a founding Board Member of the award-winning Shining Hope for Communities and the Kibera School for Girls. Teutsch launched three local chapters of Dining For Women, a national network of giving circles supporting women’s grassroots initiatives. Teutsch contributed extensively, based on research from her book, to the Atlantic’s series What Works: Straightforward Solutions to Complex Problems.
For Map and Directions: https://www.chc.edu/about-chc/maps
Learn More about Betsy Teutsch's 100 under $100: http://100under100.org/