fashionable products (shawls, scarves, bags and clothing), home accessories (placemats, table runners and screens) and items for specialty markets (batik, hand-painted fabric).

Other Achievements of the Foundation

Established a total of seven working weaving centers in strategic locations in Puerto Princesa City and one in Aborlan. The Foundation provides them with building materials and startup weaving equipment (looms, reeds, heddle thread, warping wheels, shuttles)

Conducted trainings on basic and advanced weaving in all its centers.

Conducted trainings on fiber extraction, processing and replanting in numerous communities around Palawan.

Facilitated as part of its over-all strategy the identification and training of women leaders in each community centers to promote management and entrepreneurial skills.

Maintains partnership with close to 60 regular weavers and 100 regular processors (scrappers and knotters) who earn regular income from weaving.

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Then on Sunday, September 9, the nomination took a dark turn. Ford, a California professor who graduated from a Washington-area private school, told The Washington Post Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when he was drunk at a party in high school.

A week later, Ramirez went public with her allegation that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her when they were freshmen at Yale University, putting his confirmation even further in doubt. Kavanaugh denied both allegations.

The allegations culminated in a riveting public hearing before the judiciary committee, where

Ford detailed her