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Ilene Eng

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California
As seen in: NTD Television, The Epoch Times, Epoch Times France, Citizens Journal, Scott Adams Show
NTD Television journalist on the West Coast. Food, Culture, Arts, and a hint of California
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Pageant Winner on Beauty, Tradition, and Fighting Tyranny

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By Ilene Eng Verified
| The Epoch Times
Cynthia Sun works in human rights and foreign policy to raise awareness about CCP cross-national repression and help persecuted family members escape China. Cynthia Sun modeling for the Nov.-Dec. 2024 issue of American Essence magazine in upstate New York. Cynthia Sun, senior researcher at the Falun Dafa Information Center and Miss NTD 2023, explains on EpochTV’s “Bay Area Innovators” program how she bridges human rights advocacy, national security research, and traditional values.
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Mother Removes Landmines to Plant Peace Original

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By Ilene Eng Verified
| theepochtimes.com
Roots of Peace has removed over 100,000 landmines and has planted 8 million fruit trees on former war-torn lands. In war-torn regions, landmines remain a silent killer, even decades later. They maim thousands each year, especially children. Heidi Kühn, founder of Roots of Peace, told EpochTV’s “Bay Area Innovators” program how she came to develop a business model to plant seeds of peace by turning “mines to vines”—removing landmines and turning dangerous territories into farmland.
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California Tech CEO Shifts From Science to Art

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By Ilene Eng Verified
| theepochtimes.com
A biotech CEO retired and followed her passion in preserving Assyrian art and culture. A Silicon Valley-based CEO has shifted her focus from biotechnology to Assyrian arts and is producing an opera to keep her Assyrian heritage alive. Nora Lacey, CEO of biotech company Cell Marque Corporation, told EpochTV’s “Bay Area Innovators” program about her journey and decision. We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser.
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