Seeing No Resource, She Created Her Own

by greenconnections | Community, Interviews, Profiles

An interview with Leda Huta, founder of DC EcoWomen, a non-profit organization that provides an educational forum for women that empowers women to become leaders in the environmental community and the world.

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