Showcasing Women Entrepreneurs in Afghanistan
- Ascend
- Mar 18
- 1 min read
The Ascend team in Afghanistan is capturing the inspiring stories of our Entrepreneurship Program participants through a series of short videos. These videos highlight the incredible ventures women are building—from poultry and mushroom farms to handicrafts, embroidery, and small art galleries.
You can support this program and the women entrepreneurs by making a matching gift here, thanks to the All the Sky Foundation.
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