India - Exhibition of products made by shantytown women
Pune, India - October 2017 - Pune's Salesian Organization "Don Bosco Development Society" (DBDS) offers courses to women from the slums. They learn to produce sweets, food, spices, soaps which they sell, thereby adding to the income of their respective families. On October 13, at the "Diwali" Festival, DBDS set up a showcase of the women's products at a trade show organized by "AXA Business Service" where many of the products were sold.
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