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Beads of change: Empowerment by DeZine By Jane Konkel DeZine is a small factory in South Africa that employs mostly women, many of whom are physically challenged. As supporters of the Black Economic Empow..... VIEW MORE


Beads of Change: Warm pendant meets cool lampwork By Jane Konkel Resourceful artists work with industry to repurpose what would otherwise go to waste. Pair one with Liz Rowe's lampwork beads and hang from leather co..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Recycled glass buttons By Jane Konkel Bead makers at the Retado Bead Industry in Odumasi Krobo, Ghana crush glass from bottles or window panes, funnel it into clay molds, and fire it in a ..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Outback wood beads By Jane Konkel The wood for these beads is found on the forest floor or recycled from discarded timbers in western Australia. The most common timbers used for these ..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Ivory alternative By Jane Konkel Tagua (tah-gwa) nuts grow on palm trees in the tropical rain forests of South America. After the seedpods ripen and fall to the ground, harvesters dry..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: On a wing and a prayer By Jane Konkel These amazing prayer beads are handmade from yak bone, then inlaid with coral, turquoise, brass, and copper by Lhamo, her son, and other Tibetan refug..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Bead to Feed By Cathy Jakicic The Nyame Adom Foundation of America is building a series of small orphanages to help children orphaned by the AIDS epidemic in Ghana. NAFofA's missio..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Kakwanzi means "precious bead" By Jane Konkel BeadforLife is a nonprofit organization that creates jobs for a group of Ugandan people fleeing war or living with HIV/AIDS. Before joining the group,..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Venetian-style beads from Indonesia By Jane Konkel On the island of Java, master bead maker Samodra and a team of 20 make lampworked beads. They use traditional gasoline-fueled torches called minyak ta..... VIEW MORE


Beads of change: Pre-Columbian art By Cathy Jakicic The Colombian Craft Connection was created to foster economic growth for Colombia's youth, women, and indigenous peoples. Pre-Columbian art is charact..... VIEW MORE

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