PaxWorks supports women’s empowerment in northern Colombia through Sembrando Paz, a non-profit that sees itself “as a sustainable community that serves as an inspiration, an example and a support network for other communities, helping them build sustainability through new forms of integration and collective efforts to overcome ignorance, inequality, poverty, …
Date TBD Multidisciplinary Environmental Education through Experiential Learning Educators of all levels and content areas are invited to Belize’s magnificent ocean reef & tropical jungle. Belize is a wonderfully diverse country in Central America, home to Mayan, Creole, Latino, Garifuna, and many other ethnic groups. The country encompasses the 2nd …
Staff happened to be gathered in Kathmandu fortunately survived and they began rescue work even amid the tremors. Now they are able to support the most remote damaged villages where they have worked for several years. PaxWorks continues to support them. Here is a brief description of how your funds …
PaxWorks’ continued support has enabled Her Turn to increase their empowerment programs to low caste, historically marginalized ethnic groups of girls. Due to the program’s impact, girls are becoming aware of their legal rights to education, the right not to be married off as children, to be more than household …
PaxWorks in collaboration with Nepal Teacher Training Innovations, Her Turn and PHASE-Nepal will be conducting research on youth suicides. Suicides are the leading cause of death of women in reproductive age in Nepal and this crisis is not well researched or understood. We will be talking with students and teachers …
Her Turn is growing! We have finished workshops at two schools in Narantan, and we are thrilled to have three new team members join us this month! Yanchen Sherpa is our new Master Trainer, and will help train our local trainers in the villages. Yanchen has 5 years of experience …
