By Maria Garcia | Project Leader
Early childhood is the moment in which learning occurs through observation and the perception of what happens around us, so it is the moment to absorb what the elders tell us, it is also when they limit us and begin to create gender stereotypes with which we grow up and that when we are older it is not so easy to remove them.
To provide different learning opportunities, we carry out game actions that eliminate these stereotypes, we promote the interaction of children in what interests them, without putting brands or names.
We encourage the participation of girls in brief public actions, to strengthen their right to demonstrate and for their voice to be heard, all within the framework of respect for their time and desire to participate.
In this first part of the year, more than 48 children between the ages of 2 and 6 have participated in the educational activities, accompanying families who work in three public markets.
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On behalf of the entire Melel Xojobal team, we appreciate your constant solidarity for this project and we hope to continue counting on it, rest assured that it is correctly distributed among the population served.
Greetings to you and yours.
Thank you.
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