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Robyn Sullivan on SAGEWorks
 November 2013 | Christina DaCosta, Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders & The National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
"I was in a few job programs and the thing about the job programs is they didn't really understand what its like in the job market for older workers."
Robyn Sullivan, a recent New York City resident, shares her story on how she found help and a job through SAGEWorks. Robyn Sullivan, a recent New York City resident, shares her story on how she found help and a job through SAGEWorks. Learn more about this innovative employment program for 40+ LGBT people via SAGE at http://sageusa.org/sageworks. |
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