Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community

by CENTRO DE ACOPIO PARA LA TARAHUMARA, A.C.
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Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
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Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community

Project Report | Oct 25, 2024
Building Stronger Communities in La Tarahumara

By Valeria Moreno | Community Trainer

In the Sierra Tarahumara, where community life and tradition are the heart of every day, a fundamental initiative has emerged to foster skills for community cohesion and peaceful coexistence. Under the Water Harvesting Project, the goal is to strengthen connections among children, youth, and adults in various communities, promoting an atmosphere of respect and unity.

What Is the Program About?

This training program focuses on building harmonious coexistence through the development of social skills, effective communication, and peaceful conflict resolution. Each of these skills is essential for fostering a culture of respect and empathy, which strengthens resilience and well-being within communities.

Each training session is designed to cover specific topics that help people interact openly and respectfully. From improving listening and expression skills to learning peaceful conflict resolution, these training sessions address a range of essential topics for community life.

Training Activities and Key Topics

  1. Interpersonal Relationships: Each person in the community is a pillar of coexistence. These sessions promote open communication and mutual respect among participants to strengthen their relationships.

  2. Communication Skills: Active listening and clear expression are fundamental for understanding and dialogue. The trainings teach effective communication and how to express ideas and feelings respectfully.

  3. Promoting Respect and Empathy: To build a peaceful community, empathy and respect are essential. Here, participants learn to value and respect others' perspectives and experiences.

  4. Conflict Resolution: To prevent disagreements from escalating into major issues, participants learn peaceful conflict resolution techniques.

  5. Teamwork: Through collaborative activities, mutual support is strengthened, creating a community that works together and supports each other in times of need.

Participating Communities

The program reaches diverse communities across the municipalities of Carichí, Batopilas, Urique, and Guadalupe y Calvo. Each of these communities benefits from training activities, developing a sense of belonging and mutual respect that contributes to their cohesion.

A Future of Unity and Support

Thanks to this program within the Water Harvesting Project, each participating community moves beyond differences and focuses on what unites them: the desire to live in a peaceful, collaborative, and sustainable environment. This project not only strengthens essential skills but also creates a space where each community member feels valued, turning diversity into a shared source of richness.

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CENTRO DE ACOPIO PARA LA TARAHUMARA, A.C.

Location: CHIHUAHUA - Mexico
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