Guatemala has some of the most alarming stats for gender bias in Latin America. MM is changing the narrative by helping Indigenous women discover their leadership potential and take leadership roles in our organization. Representation matters. tinyurl.com/35aep4t6

Have you had a chance to watch the docuseries we released last week? Check it out here: tinyurl.com/3nffazrt

Thanks to your generosity, we raised more than $286,000 for our #powerfulwomen campaign! You have given Indigenous Maya women the opportunity to learn new skills, realize their leadership potential, and build stronger communities in rural Guatemala. Thank you for your support!

We’ve spoken before about degree requirements and how eliminating them allowed us to recruit a visionary team of women. While this article is U.S.-based, the concept is universal: experience, drive, and potential are so much more important than pedigree. tinyurl.com/5dkawppx

Our newsletter subscribers get access to the latest photos and stories from our communities, updates from our leaders, and news from Guatemala. We’ve got a newsletter coming out this week, and we don’t want you to miss the latest! Sign up today: mailchi.mp/470448a49ac9/n…

We’re celebrating International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples! 97% of people in Santa Lucía identify as Indigenous, and 83% of our staff is comprised of Indigenous women. We are proud to walk with them as they work toward peaceful, equitable, and prosperous communities.

Have you seen our docuseries, Mujeres poderosas, yet? Check out the full doc on YouTube for an in-depth look into how the powerful women of Mil Milagros are driving community-led development in rural Guatemala: youtube.com/watch?v=c6jD2u…

tinyurl.com/2bfrjxus The reality of political change in Guatemala is complex and still evolving. We hope this article can give context for the systems that make nonprofit intervention necessary in the face of widespread corruption, discrimination, and gridlock.

Check out our latest blog post, You Are Part of the Migration Story: milmilagros.org/story/you-are-…

We are thrilled to share a recent article from The Concord Bridge about a local family’s longtime involvement with Mil Milagros. Rob is our Board President and Molly is our artesanía coordinator! We are so grateful for both of them. theconcordbridge.org/index.php/2023…

So much of our work is focused on child and maternal health and wellbeing as part of our Early Childhood Development and Health programs. Thanks to One Day's Wages for thinking of us and happy Child Health Day!

Please take a moment to read our update on the current situation in Guatemala: mailchi.mp/f226ca38b6f4/a…

Access to books in rural areas of Guatemala is limited, and many students don’t have books at home. That’s why we provide books to teachers enrolled in our Advanced Literacy Course, as well as a traveling library that rotates to 77 classrooms and serves over 665 students!

It's #GivingTuesday2023 and we're launching our #believeinher campaign. Our leaders have made huge strides in 2023, and we're ready to think big. Donate to help us reach 5,000 more mothers, teachers, students, and children in 2024: tinyurl.com/7dz5jxty