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Millions of Afghan immigrants in Iran, especially women, face economic challenges and limited opportunities. Undocumented immigrants risk forced deportation, with constraints on education and jobs, primarily in home-based roles like sewing due to employment limitations and cultural barriers. Afghan women often work in underground workshops for low wages. Despite their active involvement in Iran's production sector, broader societal acceptance remains lacking. Human rights organizations haven't sufficiently addressed their challenges.

Track Two Podcast's special guests discuss how they forged their own paths in an ever-changing world.

SHARE As far as business skills go, imagination and the ability to innovate cannot be discounted.  Track Two Podcast features a number of episodes that focus on the innovative mindsets and ideas that are currently working to create and further a vibrant and healthy society. Hosts Sarah Gerber’s and Joanne Gouaux’s guests talk about their stories, how they came up with inventive solutions and how they implemented them in the current work culture. The diversity of opinions exemplifies the similar diversity in opportunities available to pursue creative ideas. Imagination is crucial to imp...