🪶 Introduction: Preserving What’s Endangered In the heart of Maasai pastoralist lands, the Indigenous Women Development Affairs (IWDA) facilitated a powerful intergenerational cultural gathering that brought together Indigenous women,...
IWDA Represents Tanzania at the 47th UNESCO World Heritage Committee Session in Paris Indigenous Women Development Affairs (IWDA) was deeply honored to participate in the prestigious 47th Session of...
“Beyond the Trees: Indigenous Knowledge as the Heart of Environmental Protection” Indigenous peoples have been the original stewards of our planet, living in deep, reciprocal relationships with their natural...
Preserving Identity: IWDA’s Media Engagement Project Empowers Barbaig Community Amid Land Displacement With support from Cultural Survival, Indigenous Women Development Affairs (IWDA) embarked on a meaningful journey to Ondonyo...
We are thrilled to announce that our project has been selected for funding by the Indigenous Community Media Fund at Cultural Survival. After a rigorous evaluation process, we are...
🌍 IWDA Represents Tanzania at the 47th UNESCO World Heritage Committee Session in Paris Indigenous Women Development Affairs (IWDA) was deeply honored to participate in the prestigious 47th Session...
We are thrilled to announce that our project has been selected for funding by the Indigenous Community Media Fund at Cultural Survival. After a rigorous evaluation process, we are...
We are thrilled to announce that our project has been selected for funding by the Indigenous Community Media Fund at Cultural Survival. After a rigorous evaluation process, we are...