About 57% of young Indigenous women are married or have become mothers by the time they are 18.
The first goal is that each MAIA graduate will be employed and have annual earnings that exceed the average annual income of $5,000 USD.
The goal is that MAIA graduates will delay marriage and pregnancy until they are an average of 25 years old and in a stable position to support a family.
The goal is that MAIA graduates achieve at least 15 years of schooling. Because, indigenous women in Guatemala average only 3 years of education.
The goal is to empower the Girl Pioneers through our different offerings that they can develop the internal strength, skills, and emotional intelligence they need to lead.
