She treats us like members of her family. We come from all over the world. She still employs refugees, though her staff has drastically shrunk, and she plans to continue benefits for them she had once been able to afford, such as English classes on company time and profit sharing. Ngo said half of the 15 staff members now at Tabra Inc. have become citizens. They stick with her for a long time.
Turnover is very slow here.
Women of tribal communities have remained the inspiration for her artwork and her business. She typically travels at least two months of the year, often to Third World countries where she's created a network of friends. Tunoa described encounters with women of tribal communities in the deserts of India. Tunoa has employed crafts people from remote villages to create fine bodywork, as well as helped fund a school in Bangladesh that educates young women. I want us all to unite.