Summary Coaching and Assistance for Sustainable Entrepreneurship (CASE) is ATA’s exit strategy from its past work to establish sustainable enterprises for the women weavers of Chiapas. Funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF), the two-year CASE project
With the 2016 MRP in sight, ATA is gathering testimonies from MRP alumni to highlight all the achievements of the graduates and bring the benefit of their experience and insights to this year’s participants. This
Aid to Artisans is proudly working in Haiti as part of a three-year project funded by the UK’s Big Lottery Fund. “Champion for Change” aims to improve the lives of people living with HIV (PLHIVs)
2012-2015 Summary MATCH supports Mayan back strap weavers in remote rural regions of eleven municipalities in market-driven production for local, national, tourist, and export markets. The initiative will transform the practice of this culturally rich
The Baroque International Museum (Museo Internacional del Barroco) opened its doors to the public in February 2016. This new cultural and touristic attraction in Puebla is also the home of a new shop, located on
Artemateria, an alumnus of the Market Readiness Program™ (MRP), is a success story. We are happy to be partners in Artemateria’s success. Artemateria’s goal is to support Mayan artisans in Chiapas who integrate their millinery
From January 30 to February 2, 2016, Aid to Artisans had the opportunity to have for the very first time two distinct booths at the Global Handmade section of NY NOW. This year’s winter
2015-2016 Summary Idea+Materia is a state-of-the-art artisan development project for the State of Puebla, Mexico, lasting from July 1, 2015 to December 31, 2016. The project is improving craft techniques and modernizing product design in
ATA is proud to announce the 2015 Canvas Home™ Small Grants Program awardees. This year, the program sponsored 6 artisan groups from Guatemala, Chile, the West Bank, and Tanzania. Here are the awardees: Child's Cup
ATA’s third annual Holiday Craft Sale was a great success. We hosted artisans’ products from over 20 countries this year, such as Egypt, Tanzania, Colombia, Turkey, Nepal, Guatemala and many more. We had also a very wide range of
