Prisoners of Poverty Abroad (eBook, ePUB) - Campbell, Helen
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After completing several book-length investigations into the lives of working women, home economist and activist Helen Campbell set her sights on working conditions overseas. The series of essays presented in Prisoners of Poverty Abroad focuses on blue-collar workers in England and France, and proposes, among other potential solutions, low-cost technical and vocational training for workers.

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After completing several book-length investigations into the lives of working women, home economist and activist Helen Campbell set her sights on working conditions overseas. The series of essays presented in Prisoners of Poverty Abroad focuses on blue-collar workers in England and France, and proposes, among other potential solutions, low-cost technical and vocational training for workers.

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Helen is now retired after three very different careers as a nurse, a countryside ranger, and a college lecturer. She started writing and illustrating children's books during the Covid-19 pandemic, and to date has four books either published or in the process of being published. Now in her seventies, she spends her time enjoying the company of her grown-up children and grandchildren and her friends, gardening, and art.