Weaving for Justice honored International Women’s Day during the weekend of March 8-10, 2024 with a special presentation and sale. In February of 2024, on […]
There is a beautiful word, with roots in Nahuatl, for two women who share the same name – tocaya. On October 27th, 2023, Norma Chairez-Hartell […]
Over 1,000 treasures from the collections of seventy-two donors will be available for sale. In addition to textiles from Mesoamerica, items from other parts of […]
In September 2021, “When a Woman Rises: Maya Weavers Creating Relationships Through Textiles” opened at the New Mexico State University Museum. It finally closed in […]
“A Maya Celebration” is a 20 minute film of the inauguration of the meeting house of Tsobol Antsetik produced by Janet Darrow. To view navigate […]
COVID-19 in indigenous communities of Chiapas, Mexico According to official sources, Chiapas has the lowest case rate and the lowest number of reported deaths from […]
A reflection on our work with Maya weavers during the Coronavirus Pandemic By Christine Eber Since we postponed face-to-face sales of weavings from Maya cooperatives […]
About a month ago I was in Anapra, Juárez, Mexico to show “Maya Faces in a Smoking Mirror” at The Corpus Christi Catholic Church. The […]
As most of you know, Weaving for Justice is a volunteer, non-profit organization working in solidarity with Maya women’s weaving cooperatives in Highland Chiapas, Mexico. It was […]
In a previous blog post we informed you about a crisis in Chiapas in which over 5,000 people were displaced from their homes, living outside […]
