F.K. Day, president of World Bicycle Relief, talks with people in Zambia about the assembly of one of the bikes his nonprofit distributes in the developing world. This is part of the Nov. 19 cover story package in the Christian Science MonitorWeekly. (Leah Missbach Day)
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