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Immigrant women of New York City-based nonprofit organization Hot Bread Kitchen discuss the career support and mentorship that has helped them succeed in the industry.
Hot Bread Kitchen(NEW YORK) -- Immigrant women in the U.S. often make nearly impossible and difficult decisions to leave behind family members, careers and various aspirations in order to create a new life for themselves in America. "Like most of the people who immigrate to this country, I wanted more opportunities for my family," Kandy Alva told ABC News' Good Morning America about why she first moved to New York City from Peru in 2008. "Before I came I was in the management and hospitality field. Like all immigrants when they came to this country, even if you're a pr...
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