MAIA Impact

To mark , our team and Girl Pioneers came together to reflect, express ourselves through art and culture, and march through downtown Sololá, sharing a message of awareness, rights, and leadership with our community. 💜🙌🏽

📸 We invite you to explore this gallery and join us in some of the moments we experienced together.

🔎If you missed our blog about the actions we take by and for Indigenous women, we invite you to visit the following link and learn more about how we ensure access to our rights and transforming our future: https://www.maiaimpact.org/bloging/5-actions-by-and-for-indigenous-women/

Today we celebrate — a moment to recognize the richness, history, and identity that live within every language. 💬🌱

At MAIA, we believe that strengthening our mother languages also strengthens our roots, our confidence, and our power to shape a more equitable future. 🌟

📢 87% of MAIA Girl Pioneers come from homes where the primary language is a Maya language, and 85% of our team belongs to the Maya people, with predominance of Kaqchikel, followed by K’iche’ and Tz’utujil. This diversity reflects the linguistic richness within our community.

Let’s continue honoring and passing on our languages, because within them live the memory of our peoples and the future of our communities.