Evelyn Santos holds a Law Degree and is committed to defending women’s rights. Her work focuses on being the voice for those who cannot raise theirs in the courts, seeking justice for their violated rights. With extensive experience in defending women’s rights, especially indigenous women seeking justice, Evelyn...

Maribel Tun is an indigenous woman, an Intercultural Preschool Teacher, and is currently studying  Secondary School Teacher Training at the University of San Carlos in Guatemala. Working for the National Literacy Committee (CONALFA), as a literacy teacher in rural communities, Maribel contributed to the education of people who...

Adonías joined the team in 2019 as WJI’s Driver and Concierge. His responsibilities include keeping the offices clean and in order and transferring facilitator colleagues to the communities where they hold workshops.

Clara is a teacher of Primary Education, in 2019 she completed her studies in Legal and Social Sciences, Law, and Notary at the University of San Carlos de Guatemala. Currently, she is a paralegal in the Legal Services Program, providing legal services in the Kaqchikel language so that...

Rosa is a lawyer, indigenous woman, and bilingual Maya-Kaqchikel-speaker.

Gloria is an accountant finishing her degree in Public Accounting and Auditing. She has more than 10 years of experience working in non-profit organizations and performing accounting and administrative tasks. For her, the integral support that WJI gives to women through training and legal education is very important....

Sandra is a Social Worker with an emphasis on Development Management, graduated from Rafael Landívar University. With over six years of experience in Non-Governmental Organizations, she has supported women’s groups through training workshops aimed at securing their rights in areas such as land defense, education, and employability. Passionate...