Late Start to a New Life: Immigrant Women Over 40

Immigrating to a new country can be challenging at any age, but women over forty can also have employment challenges. Sheba USA is committed to help these people, especially women, break into this challenging job market by teaching new skills sets.
Late Start to a New Life: Immigrant Women Over 40
UNITED: Immigrant women support each other as they adjust to life in America in an organization called Sheba USA. Nahid Akthan (L), Tamanna Yasmin (2nd L), Gianne Pollack (2nd R), and Nargis Rahman (R) enjoy some tea and conversation. Tara MacIsaac/THE EPOCH TIMES
Tara MacIsaac
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UNITED: Immigrant women support each other as they adjust to life in America in an organization called Sheba USA. Nahid Akthan (L), Tamanna Yasmin (2nd L), Gianne Pollack (2nd R), and Nargis Rahman (R) enjoy some tea and conversation. (Tara MacIsaac/THE EPOCH TIMES)
Tara MacIsaac
Tara MacIsaac
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Tara MacIsaac is a writer based in Canada.
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