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		<title>Acholi Beads</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Take a look at Acholi Beads, a socially proactive business started by an old friend. James Pearson took his experience from working with Invisible Children and living in Uganda for 2 years to help Ugandan refugees affected by war and injustice. James is there in right now for two more weeks, and it&#8217;s picking up [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Take a look at <a href="http://acholibeads.com/">Acholi Beads</a>, a socially proactive business started by an old friend. James Pearson took his experience from working with Invisible Children and living in Uganda for 2 years to help Ugandan refugees affected by war and injustice. James is there in right now for two more weeks, and it&#8217;s picking up momentum and creating awareness.</p>
<blockquote><p>For the last 21 years Africa’s longest running war has ravaged the northern regions of Uganda, home to the Acholi people. Over 2 million people fled their homes to seek safety. Some made it as far as Uganda’s capital city, Kampala, where they could only find refuge in a hillside slum, now called Acholi Quarters.</p>
<p>Acholi Beads are made by these refugees living in the Acholi Quarters slum. As they struggle to rebuild their lives, the sale of Acholi Beads provides a vital income and helps share their story with the world.</p>
<p>Acholi Beads is a <a href="http://acholibeads.com/business/whats-a-socially-proactive-business/" target="_blank">socially proactive business</a>. As we grow we hope to hire more displaced people to make these beads, and to offer them training in how to best use their incomes.</p></blockquote>
<div>I know a little about jewelry, and these hand-made beads from recycled materials are pretty amazing. And they&#8217;re making a difference.</div>
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