CAP HAITIEN, HAITI - As part of a three-year project funded by the Big Lottery Fund, “Champions for Change: Mitigating the Impact of HIV/AIDS in Haiti,’” Aid to Artisans (ATA) launched craft training workshops for

Artisanal Housewares By Rima Suqi (NY Times) Published: October 9, 2013 Conscientious shoppers may prefer to buy socially responsible design — objects produced in a way that promotes the well-being of the artisans in Third

October 9, 2013, John Perez Jerome pjerome@lenouvelliste.com Georgetown, Capital of Guyana, place of "The 12th Caribbean Week of Agriculture" (CWA), October 7–12.  An opportunity for experts and officials from different parts of the world and

Invited by the Centre for the Development Enterprise (CDE), Marie-Roberte Laurent, Aid to Artisans' consultant for the soap-making project, spoke on behalf of the women soap-makers from Mirebalais, Haiti, at the Expanding Economic Opportunities for

WASHINGTON, DC AND NEW YORK, N.Y. ―APRIL 5, 2013 Aid to Artisans is proud to announce the re-launch of its successful Small Grants Program in partnership with canvas™, a retailer of artisan furniture, ceramics, and

After two decades of work and commitment, Aid to Artisans (ATA) has achieved many of its goals in Haiti. The broad range of projects implemented by ATA over the years has resulted in an increased

The WACIP artisans get ready for the design seminar After five years of work and commitment in support of USAID West African Cotton Improvement Program (WACIP) to add value to cotton products and the artisanal

Buyers visit ATA's booth at NY Now NEW YORK CITY, NY - On August 17th, Aid to Artisans (ATA) kicked off its summer Market Readiness Program (MRP) during NY Now, formerly New York International Gift