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Reporter @AJC, taxation and infrastructure 💰🏰 Dual citizen 🇺🇸 🇧🇩 Spouse, mom. Former Peace Corps/El Salvador. Hablo español. alia dot pharr at ajc dot com
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Fields of Change: Making Cotton Work Better for Women

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By Alia Malik Verified, Zahid Torres-Rahman
| Business Fights Poverty Online Verified
Whether it is used to make classic blue jeans and a tight white T-shirt, or a high thread-count bedsheet and reusable nappies, cotton comes with a production story. This story starts not in a factory, but in cotton fields and their surrounding communities. At present, it is one in which there are still very few women leads; but, this is a story that can change.
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Fields of Change: Making Cotton Work Better for Women 

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By Alia Malik Verified, Joe Morphet
| Better Cotton
By Alia Malik, Chief Development Officer, Better Cotton This article was first published by Impakter on 8 March 2024 Whether it is used to make classic blue jeans and a tight white T-shirt, or a high thread-count bedsheet and reusable nappies, cotton comes with a production story. This story starts not in a factory, but in cotton fields and their surrounding communities. At present, it is one in which there are still very few women leads; but, this is a story that can change.
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Fields of Change: Making Cotton Work Better for Women

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By Alia Malik Verified
| Impakter Verified
Whether it is used to make classic blue jeans and a tight white T-shirt, or a high thread-count bedsheet and reusable nappies, cotton comes with a production story. This story starts not in a factory, but in cotton fields and their surrounding communities. At present, it is one in which there are still very few women leads; but, this is a story that can change.
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