Guatemala

Edu Tec is an educational initiative by Campus TEC Guatemala, the first technology park in Central America, located in Guatemala City. The program offers specialized courses in various technology fields

The Women’s Justice Initiative empowers indigenous women and girls in rural Guatemala through legal services, education, and advocacy. Fellows work on projects that advance gender equity, increase access to justice, and promote women’s rights.

Tuik Ruch Lew (TRL) is a grassroots Guatemalan non-profit with the mission to implement sustainable solutions to the environmental, health and well-being challenges that threaten the livelihood of the Maya and the other inhabitants that make up the population living in the Lake Atitlán basin. We envision a thriving Lake Atitlán basin free of air pollution, with forest biodiversity, clean water and empowered communities for a prosperous, sustainable and healthy life.

People with deafblindness live this reality and require professional services and specialized methods, not only for their education, but to be integrated and included in their communities.&nbsp;</p><p>However, in Guatemala, many of these children receive absolutely nothing of this. They live in a marginal situation, without the opportunity to interact with the world around them and bringing additional difficulties to their families, sometimes due to ignorance, lack of resources or bad information.

Talking about ADISA implies the effort of many people in the community who actively participated in its foundation. To do so, it is important to know the historical context in which its foundations were developed and the great achievement that the constitution of an Association that looks after the development of San Antonio Ilotenango and other communities in the west of the country represents for the community. 

Pueblo a Pueblo is committed to improving access to health care, education, and sustainable livelihoods in coffee-growing communities through integrated community-based programs Santiago Atitlán, Guatemala.

Hospitalito Atitlán provides the community with access to quality healthcare from professionals who speak their language. Committed to making services affordable to everyone, our social workers evaluate patient and family resources and, if needed, provide free medical care for those with limited resources.

This small museum and showroom is devoted to the art of backstrap loom weaving. Well-designed exhibits show the history of the craft and the process from spinning the cotton fibers to the finished textile. There's a shop, daily demonstrations of backstrap loom techniques and, if you want to really learn more, weaving lessons