December 23, 2015

Tools that empower women


“Women were forgotten before and it is recent that we have started to work. Usually in Awajun tradition women haven’t worked. We’re trying to save our traditions little by little and move forwards. Our men have been very supportive, and helped us to gather seeds and make holes as they realized they were generating extra income for the family.”

Balbina Paukai

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