Former Aid to Artisans president Clare Smith was honored by the World Learning Institute with the World Learning Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award at the 2011 SIT Graduate ceremonies. Smith, an alumna of the 1944 Experiment
Today Piperlime launched an exclusive not-for-profit jewelry line designed by Project Runway winner Gretchen Jones and handmade by artisans in Bogota, Colombia. Visit their website to order these unique pieces and view a video of
Aid to Artisans South Africa videos were just selected out of over 140 submissions as a finalist in the Lights. Camera. Help. Nonprofit Film Festival.
On June 1, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in El Salvador joining officials from nearly 75 countries to celebrate the presidential inauguration of El Salvador's first President from the FMLN party, Mauricio Funes.
It was two months ago that a devastating earthquake hit Haiti. The stories and images are no longer on the front pages of the newspapers, but the struggle for survival and recovery continues for the
SARCDA International 2010, which took place from the 11th to the 14th of March in Johannesburg, was one of the final highlights for the three entrepreneurs taking part in Aid to Artisans South Africa Trust's
Former Presidents Bush and Clinton Visit Caribbean Craft in Haiti Last month, former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush toured Haiti to raise aid and investment for a country still rebuilding from a devastating
CLINTON BUSH HAITI FUND AWARDS ATA GRANT With its Haitian Business Growth Fund, Aid to Artisans is rekindling the struggling handcraft industry...rebuilding the sector one artisan and one retailer at a time. In Haiti, artisans
On May 6th, ATA consultant Kathy Erteman delivered a visual presentation on Yunnan, China for official country representatives during the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) meetings in New York City that took place from May 4 - 15.
Aid to Artisans (ATA), an international non-profit organization, has announced the appointment of a new President.
