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Proud and Passion: My road as Coordinator at Trama Textiles
Proud and Passion: My road as Coordinator at Trama Textiles

By Trama Textiles | Coordinator on Nov 29, 2024

  My name is María Aguja Maulhardt, and I am honored to serve as the coordinator of Trama Textiles. With a background in Education, Administration, Human Rights, and International Relations, I have always be...

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Celebrating culinary and textile traditions at Christmas
Celebrating culinary and textile traditions at Christmas

By Trama Textiles | Coordinator on Nov 04, 2024

In this issue, we invite you to explore the rich tapestry of culinary and textile traditions that have been lovingly passed down through the ages.

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International Indigenous Peoples Day, Xela 2024
International Indigenous Peoples Day, Xela 2024

By Trama Volunteer on Aug 27, 2024

Indigenous Peoples Day, observed annually on August 9th, is a meaningful occasion dedicated to honouring Indigenous communities and celebrating their rich cultures. In Guatemala, where Indigenous peoples are...

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Thomas as Coordinator
Thomas as Coordinator

By Trama Volunteer on Jan 12, 2024

This time of year always comes with a lot of reflection, chapters closing and other doors opening for new opportunities and change. The same is true here at Trama, as we are heading into 2024 with a brand ne...

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Threads of Healing: Art-Based Strategies for Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Guatemala
Threads of Healing: Art-Based Strategies for Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Guatemala

By Trama Volunteer on Dec 22, 2023

 An Idealistic Discourse in a Harrowing Reality. In the wake of protracted conflicts, transitional justice mechanisms stand as crucial instruments to foster reconciliation and healing within fractured societ...

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Get to know a part of our team!

By Trama Coordinator on Mar 28, 2023

It’s been a while since we gave you an insight behind the scenes of Trama Textiles and our wonderful employees. It’s time to introduce some of our new team members. Diana Mendoza – first coordinator “Hola!...

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The voice of the native people
The voice of the native people

By Trama Volunteer on Nov 24, 2022

Guatemala is truly one of the most colorful countries, thanks to the diversity of Maya cultures, languages and obviously the people, that keep these ancestral traditions alive. Lisa, a volunteer of Trama, tr...

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La voz de la gente nativa
La voz de la gente nativa

By Trama Volunteer on Nov 24, 2022

Guatemala es realmente uno de los países más coloridos, gracias a la diversidad de culturas mayas, idiomas y, obviamente, a la gente, que mantiene vivas estas tradiciones ancestrales. Lisa, una voluntaria de...

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La Singularidad de Español Guatemalteco
La Singularidad de Español Guatemalteco

By Trama Volunteer on Sep 26, 2022

Junto con su cultura diversa, Guatemala tiene una rica herencia lingüística que ha creado varios dialectos e idiomas en el país. El español de Guatemala o español guatemalteco es único por derecho propio, fusionándose y evolucionando con los diversos idiomas y dialectos que residen en el país. 

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The Uniqueness of Español Guatemalteco
The Uniqueness of Español Guatemalteco

By Trama Volunteer on Sep 26, 2022

Along with its diverse culture Guatemala has a rich linguistic heritage that is devised of various dialects and languages in the country. Spanish in Guatemala or Español Guatemalteco is unique in its own right, merging and evolving with the various languages and dialects that reside in the country. 

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Guatemalan Independence Day!
Guatemalan Independence Day!

By Coordinator - Volunteers on Sep 13, 2022

Happy Independence Day! Each year Guatemalans are very passionate about celebrating their freedom and the city of Xela (Quetzaltenango) becomes alive with festivities.   

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Historias de Textile: El Huipil Guatemalteco
Historias de Textile: El Huipil Guatemalteco

By Trama Coordinator on Aug 29, 2022

Los huipiles tienen una historia profunda, transformándose y evolucionando con la comunidad indígena a través del tiempo. Una vez terminada, la obra de arte que a veces toma meses en realizarse, cuenta historias de las muchas comunidades indígenas que residen en Guatemala. 

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