African dolls improve diversity awareness

Florence Olugbemiro with an Ima doll, which means love in her Ibibio language

Florence Olugbemiro with an Ima doll, which means love in her Ibibio language Source: SBS

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Small Business Secrets meets an African migrant, who has made it her business to improve diversity awareness among Australian children.

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