Funding cuts are causing this women's center to make cuts to the programs. Mothers and children are learning how to function successfully in this new culture, a necessary lesson for all immigrants. - - Donna Poisl
By Cynthia Boyd
It's a little tricky finding the East African Women's Center, housed as it is in a one-story building in a winter-cloaked courtyard engulfed by high-rise apartments in the Cedar Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis.
Tricky that is until to you see red and yellow playground equipment and a walkway worn clear of snow by the feet of mothers and their children. In a real way, this is their pathway to the American dream.
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