We are an organization led by Indigenous women for Indigenous girls.
At MAIA, Indigenous women are leading the change, empowering generations of young Indigenous women through an educational model that embraces academics, culture, socioemotional intelligence, personal development, and family engagement.
Together, these elements form the bedrock for nurturing a generation of powerful female leaders who will drive transformative change.
for every $1 invested in girls's rights and education
In Guatemala, 2 of 10 Indigenous girls graduate from high school.
In Guatemala, 65.9% of Indigenous women and girls live in poverty.
57% of Indigenous girls will become mothers before they are 20 years old.
Join us on this International Women’s Day in celebration not just of womanhood, but also of the transformative power that investing in women holds.
Join us on this International Women’s Day in celebration not just of womanhood, but also of the transformative power that investing in women holds.
Meet Ana Miriam, a 17-year-old Maya Kaqchikel woman from Sololá and MAIA Girl Pioneer who is getting ready to fly to Canada after winning a scholarship with AFS Exchange Programs.
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MAIA USA
Tax Identification Number (EIN) 68-0652444
Asociación MAIA
Tax Identification Number (NIT) 6896913-9.
Guatemala Office:
Km. 137, Caserío Xolbé,
Cantón El Tablón, Sololá, Guatemala
US Office:
1031 33rd Street, Denver, CO 80205
