US EditionFrom America to Guatemala: How Mil Milagros shows that women can uplift other women
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From America to Guatemala: How Mil Milagros shows that women can uplift other women
Somerville-based non-profit Mil Milagros has been helping Guatemalan women to become leaders in their communities. — Photos courtesy of Mil Milagros By Alaa Al Ramahi In Guatemala, the average number of years that an Indigenous woman has an education is three. Mil Milagros, a Somerville non-profit organization, has been supporting women in Guatemala to change that and become leaders in their communities. Founded in 2007, Mil Milagros works to …
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