2022 Technical Presentation: Fair Labor Association Agriculture Program

This presentation was provided at the 2022 ASTA/SSI Sustainability Symposium in advance of the 2022 Annual Meeting & Exhibits. The presenter, Michiko Shima, presented on Fair Labor Association, including Labor Issues at Farms, Challenges in addressing child labor, and Harvesting the Future Project/"Child Safe Space."

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