LINKS


Q'ente Textile Revitalization Society: www.qentesociety.com

The Q'ente Textile Revitalization Society is an incorporated British Columbia not-for-profit society, which informally began in 2006. They work directly with weavers of the Sacred Valley region of Peru by providing an outlet to sell textiles in North America. The aim of this project is to establish sustainability in the Sacred Valley region through the textile tradition, which is an integral part of the Quechua culture, history, and economy.


Casa Ecologica: www.casaecologicacusco.com

This is a Peruvian organization located in Cusco whose aim is to "expand knowledge about this place also know as the center of the Mother Earth or its navel." It does this through sales of ecological products as well as the establishment of local projects that directly help indigenous communities. This organization is one of the community projects that we are working with through The Q'ente Textile Revitalization Society.


Awamaki:

Awamaki is a small NGO based in Ollantaytambo, Cusco, Peru. They run a weaving project in the indigenous Quechua community of Patacancha, located in the mountains high above Ollantaytambo. For more information about Awamaki and their projects visit www.awamaki.org


Serenity Transformational Tours: www.transformationaltours.com

This tour group is based out of Galiano Island, BC and provides transformational tours to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. Through their tours they aim to help people "gain an expanded awareness of themselves and their ability to have a positive influence in the world around them." Serenity has provided great support - financially and energetically - to the SVYF by offering this project as an outlet through which their travellers can give. We are hoping to establish a long-term connection of support with this group.


Education Generation:

Is a community providing access to education for students around the globe. They use technology to bridge the gap between donors and hardworking students in need. Currently they have pledged to sponsor a portion of Mosqoy student's tuition for the next three years. For more information about their exciting projects visit www.educationgeneration.org


LARG (Latin American Research Group):

The Latin America Research Group at the University of Victoria aims to serve as an academic forum for scholarly research about Latin America. The group gathers faculty members from a wide array of departments - Hispanic and Italian Studies, Anthropology, Philosophy, Sociology, Geography, Public Administration and Business, among others - and promotes joint research projects, lectures, conferences, courses and seminars across departmental lines and disciplines. Visit http://web.uvic.ca/hispanital/latin/latingroup.htm for more information.


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