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In her shoes, after she got on her feet: In The Shoe Project workshops, women write about their immigration to Canada
Marsha Lederman, The Globe and Mail
Stepping into Their Shoes: An encounter with Immigrant Women
By Cindy Lapena
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Human Flow and the Shoe Project pulled me deep into immigrants’ and refugees’ stories: Timson
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The Shoe Project lands on its feet
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Immigrant women bare their souls through their soles
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Shoe Project seeks immigrant women with a story to tell
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The Shoe Project lets listeners walk a mile in an immigrant’s shoes
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