Wonderbag bags carbon credits
The Wonderbag helps address climate change and empowers rural women
15 July 2021 - 05:00
Growing up in apartheid SA in a strict, patriarchal home had a profound impact on Sarah Collins. Effectively, she was raised by a caregiver on a farm in KwaZulu-Natal, where she learnt how to speak Zulu fluently, developing a love of the language and culture.
"When you grow up in a patriarchal home and don’t find your place in the home, it can cause a deep void which translates into a deep passion to address the status quo of women … That’s where I’ve spent my whole life," says Collins...
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