Transforming Futures: Amelia’s Story
Amelia was shy and reserved, but everything changed when she joined the MAIA Impact School. She broke the cycle and became the first daughter in her family to continue her
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Amelia was shy and reserved, but everything changed when she joined the MAIA Impact School. She broke the cycle and became the first daughter in her family to continue her
Join us on this International Women’s Day in celebration not just of womanhood, but also of the transformative power that investing in women holds.
In this year’s edition, Diana and Lucero, two 12th-grade Girl Pioneers, were awarded first place in the category of Arts with their project Raise Your Voice.
Poetry promotes literacy, builds community, and fosters emotional resilience. It opens venues to speaking and listening.
Adela, like many Indigenous girls in Guatemala, was born in a society “where talent abounds [..] but women are silenced and prevented from exploring arts.”
ADVOCACY AND ACTION TO CHANGE THE WORLD ONE STEP AT A TIME.
The MAIA and Girl Pioneers’ story “We [a group of four MAIA Girl Pioneers] are developing REMARKABLE+, a website where we will be publishing impactful stories, reporting on environmental issues,
I am Marisol, a 17-year-old Indigenous girl from Sololá, one of the departments of Guatemala. I am proud to come from a family of hard-workers.
The MAIA and Girl Pioneers’ story This January, MAIA Girl Pioneer Yessica and MAIA educator Celena embarked on the long journey from Guatemala to the UAE to attend the weeklong
The MAIA and Girl Pioneers’ story At the MAIA Impact School, teachers are referred to as educators. This is a deliberate distinction made with the intention of creating completely new
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