The Societal Culture of Women in Guatemala
The Societal Culture of Women in Guatemala Guatemala is a country of vibrant traditions, rich cultural heritage, and deep community values. Women are at the heart of this social fabric...
Stories of Hope
Generations of Weaving in Guatemala
1. A Legacy Passed from Mother to Daughter For centuries, weaving in Guatemala has been passed down through families, especially from mothers to daughters. More than just technique, women inherit...
Guatemalan Partners: Creating Sustainable Futures with Cultural Preservation
Our Partners in Guatemala At Grace & Fire, our mission to empower mothers in rural Guatemala is made possible through the incredible partnerships we’ve built. Together with local clinics, weaving...
Undernutrition in Guatemala: Overview & Evidence
Undernutrition in Guatemala: Overview & Evidence Scope of the Problem Undernutrition is a global issue. In 2019, 20.3% of the population in Sub-Saharan Africa and 14.5% in South Asia were...
Guatemala: A Place of Beauty, Resilience, and Food Scarcity
Scope of the Problem High prevalence: Nearly 50% of Guatemalan children under 5 experience inadequate growth due to undernutrition. Global comparison: With a 42.8% stunting rate, Guatemala has the highest...
The Difference Between a Backstrap Loom and a Foot Loom in Guatemala
Weaving in Guatemala is more than craft—it is a living expression of history, identity, and survival. For centuries, artisans have woven textiles that carry stories of ancestry, community, and daily...