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Chugiak Mom & Daughter Open Alaska's First Fair-Trade Store

Alaska Star:

Mother-and-daughter team Jill and Liz Dean opened Grassroots: A Fair Trade Store about a month and a half ago in Anchorage. Jill, a Chugiak resident for 20 years, owns the business. Her 18-year-old daughter and spring 2008 Chugiak High School graduate, Liz, manages the store.

The shop’s shelves and tables are laden with hand-made crafts: hair pins, jewelry, scarves, handbags and other accessories — as well as musical instruments, children’s toys, tablecloths, dishes, flatware, decorative sculptures, embroidered wall art, picture frames.

Each object contains something that’s usually missing from our mass-production society: the unmistakable imprint of a creative human spirit.

“That’s what it’s all about: that human connection,” Jill said.

Photo by brighterworlds

   

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