Stories from our work
Bolivia
SAIH started its work in Bolivia in 1962. The organizations we support fight for intercultural education and to strengthen the rights of indigenous people, women, and the LGBTQI+ community.
Bolivia is a country with many diverse cultures, but due to its history of colonization, the indigenous population faces discrimination and exclusion from both education and political decisions. This is despite the fact that indigenous people make up the majority of the population.
SAIH's partners work to provide education that takes into account the various cultures, while also trying to preserve important knowledge by revitalizing languages. They also advocate for promoting inclusive and safe learning environments, especially for groups that have historically been marginalized, such as indigenous people, women, and the LGBTQI+ community.
Stories from our work in Bolivia
Stories from our work
New Hope in Bolivia's Highlands
Our partners
Learn more about the organizations we work with in Bolivia.
Adesproc Libertad GLBT
La Asociación de Desarrollo Social y Promoción Cultural (Adesproc) works to strengthen the rights of LGBTIQ+ people in Bolivia and Latin America.
Funproeib Andes
Funproeib Andes works to strengthen intercultural education in Latin America.
Centro de Estudios e Información de la Mujer Multiétnica - CDIMA
CDIMA is an important voice for indigenous women's rights and participation in Bolivian society.
Fe Y Alegría
Fe y Alegría works to ensure that marginalized groups and communities have access to public education.
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