Fighting child slavery with innovation | Nina Smith | TEDxDhaka

More than a million children are trapped in slavery in the dark side of the handmade products you use everyday. Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi's GoodWeave Intl. found a way to fight back. Nina Smith is fighting that battle as the Exec. Director of GoodWeave for many years.
Nina Smith is the executive director of GoodWeave International, which works to end child labor in the carpet industry in South Asia and replicate its market-driven model in new industries. Since 1999 Nina has developed and lead GoodWeave’s operations, which include market development; product certification, inspection and monitoring of informal supply chains; removal and rehabilitation of child laborers, and a range of worker protection programs. Nina is a winner of the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship and the EXCEL Award for excellence in chief executive leadership. Recently the founder of GoodWeave International, Kailash Satyarthi won the Nobel Peace Prize.
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[@childlaborcoalition8296]

GoodWeave's model is a terrific weapon in the fight against child slavery and child labor. --Reid at the Child Labor Coalition

[@mmendi1114]

Ms Nina power to you and your ambitions

[@kathleankeesler1639]

Thank you.

[@eugaleksandr]

It's terrible that there is such a problem in our society. This is the result of the consumer format. But as a whole society we can change it to Creative. People are already uniting for real action, as an example - International online forum "Global Crisis. We are People. We Want to Live". Participants from 180 countries together not only outline the current problems of our society, but also voice ways to solve them.

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Hmm only1 comment before mine?