Volunteer with Voices for Nigeria, an organization helping women displaced by terrorism in Nigeria through farming projects and community support.
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Janet Wright is a volunteer with Voices for Nigeria, a humanitarian organization dedicated to helping women displaced by terrorism in Nigeria. The organization works to rebuild the lives of women affected by Boko Haram violence through farming projects and community support initiatives.
Wright appeared on the Kim Monson Show in August 2019 to raise awareness about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Nigeria caused by Boko Haram terrorism and to discuss the organization's work empowering displaced women. Voices for Nigeria focuses on practical aid that helps women become self-sufficient through agricultural projects, providing both immediate support and long-term pathways to independence.
August 29, 2019
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Patti Kurgan exposes college financial aid gaming schemes while Janet Wright and Debbie Cohen discuss humanitarian work in Nigeria.
“They've been through trauma we can't even imagine, and they are excited to be given the opportunity to work, to provide for themselves.”
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