Gendercide Awareness Project is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness of the problem of gendercide, the elimination of females. RSS Feed. Gendercide Awareness Project. Does Raising Awareness Save Lives? It Already Has. Fair wages were paid to women like Namayanja, who used the money to pay the medical bills for her grandson Muzeyi -- diagnosed with HIV.
The child responded to treatment! In February , Uganda Empowers started a community school for less advantaged and vulnerable children in Northern Uganda. The little boy, Muzeyi, circled in green, is a school leader and doing well 5 years after receiving that life changing medicine. The women of Del Taller sewing co-op in Mexico. Where there is hope, there is a future. At-risk women find refuge in Our Lady Guadalupe. They find healing from the terrors of the streets of Mexico City.
Many have lost sisters, mothers, daughters, and friends to violence. These women discover hope through workshops and vocational training. We include their beautiful, handmade baby booties from their sewing co-op, Del Taller, in our exhibit.
Be a part of Vanessa's tomorrow! She dreams of becoming a doctor one day so that she is able to help those who are unable to afford medical services. Learn more about our impact through our Girls Education Fundraising Campaign. A touching message from our cooperative in Mexico City! Yesterday we received a very touching message from a Dallas woman who has found a sewing cooperative in Mexico City for us. These women will make the very last baby booties for the exhibit. It is an organization that teaches very low income women crafts to help them make more money to support their families.
I presented to them your organization and showed them your website. They were in tears and were eager to participate. They all live in the poorest neighborhoods of Mexico City and have experienced first hand the violence and pain caused by the kidnapping and permanent disappearance of girls and women. Thank you! If only we could do more! Her life partner supported the family working in livestock and agriculture, and the family lived in crowded conditions.
