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San Diego: "It’s not fun being a stranger"
The San Diego Reader
“It’s not fun being a stranger and no money and in a foreign country where you don’t know anybody. So I found out about IRC, and I went to them, and I told them my story and they were so helpful. They are still very helpful to me.”
- Mary Page, a Kenyan artist who, with support from the IRC, sells her jewelry and handicrafts at San Diego's City Heights Farmers Market. Her story was featured in a piece in the San Diego Reader last week.
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