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Who We Are:
We are on a mission to break the cycle of poverty by providing education opportunities to children in need.
Our Mission
We are on a mission to give students an opportunity to break out of the cycle of poverty through education.
Young people want the chance to get out of the farms and fields of Baja California. They want to learn. We help make it possible. Instead of a childhood of dawn-to-dark labor, children get scholarships to finish grade school, attend high school, and even earn a university degree.
A few dollars are all that stand between a childhood spent as a field worker and a future in a trade or profession of their choice. If a family can't afford fees, pay for expensive school uniforms, or even buy pencils and paper, then the children in that family can't go to school. It's just that simple.
Chess class: check ✅️
Yesterday, UABC College invited us to present the results of the photography workshops. Last year, we hosted a workshop for teenagers, and this year, we organized another one for mothers. Both groups were invited to present their pictures and stories at UABC College.
Dr. Rita Trillo, the workshop coordinator, gave a presentation about the experience of working with our students and mothers. Afterwards, some of the participants also shared their experiences.
In the coming days, the pictures presented yesterday will be on display for the college community to appreciate. We thank UABC College for inviting us to their campus and letting our students and mothers enjoy a wonderful afternoon. Some of them felt motivated to go back as college students.
Dr. Rita Trillo, the workshop coordinator, gave a presentation about the experience of working with our students and mothers. Afterwards, some of the participants also shared their experiences.
In the coming days, the pictures presented yesterday will be on display for the college community to appreciate. We thank UABC College for inviting us to their campus and letting our students and mothers enjoy a wonderful afternoon. Some of them felt motivated to go back as college students.
Photography Workshop 📸📷
Professional photographer Angelica is teaching children and teenagers the basics of photography. The workshop consists of six classes.
Your donations make this program — and many others — possible.
Professional photographer Angelica is teaching children and teenagers the basics of photography. The workshop consists of six classes.
Your donations make this program — and many others — possible.
Today, Director Selene was invited as a judge on a Color Guard contest. The contest was a competition between CONAFE schools.
We were honor for the invitation. Congratulations to the San Miguel Middle School for winning the competition.
We were honor for the invitation. Congratulations to the San Miguel Middle School for winning the competition.
🖱🖥💻 Thank you for supporting our programs. Today, we want to talk about the Laptop Loaner Program. Your donations help students to have access to a computer. We currently support over 20 students. Would you help us? Your support can make the difference.
Goodbye, October!!!
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Last Friday, we welcomed representatives from the Citizen Security Secretariat to our BEI Center. They gave a talk on the different types and categories of violence against women and children.
The session was attended by our staff members and teachers from the CONAFE program.
We would like to thank therapist Suzeth for kindly delivering this talk. She has become a valuable partner to our organization.
The session was attended by our staff members and teachers from the CONAFE program.
We would like to thank therapist Suzeth for kindly delivering this talk. She has become a valuable partner to our organization.
"Thank you to the families who welcomed us into their homes to see their ofrendas. You were outstanding hosts."
Día de los Muertos in Colonia Oaxaca
What a day! Cempasúchil everywhere — worn as tiaras, hanging on walls, forming magnificent arches, and scattered on the ground, guiding the way for our beloved ones who have passed away. The community, made up mostly of people from southern Mexico, came together to honor and remember their loved ones.
We had the honor of being invited into six homes, where families welcomed us to see their ofrendas and shared stories of their children, parents, the abuela, the tío who loved mole, and the primo who enjoyed his cerveza. Each story was told with love and deep respect.
The community also shared their delicious food — caldo de res, with recipes passed down through generations; mole oaxaqueño, so flavorful and perfectly spicy; atole, frijolitos, and of course, handmade tortillas — from the comal to the paladar. It was an exquisite culinary experience. All the guests praised the ofrendas, the food, and the heartfelt stories.
Our camino began at El Castillo Community Center, where Teacher Alba, along with her team of volunteers and friends, welcomed us as the first casa on our route. From there, we walked through the streets of Colonia Oaxaca, singing songs, tossing cempasúchil petals into the air, and heading to the next home. The six host families were outstanding, kind, and generous — a true embodiment of the Mexican saying, “Mi casa, su casa” — my house is your house.
Thank you to everyone who made this wonderful celebration possible. We hope you had as special a day as we did. Thank you, Colonia Oaxaca.
What a day! Cempasúchil everywhere — worn as tiaras, hanging on walls, forming magnificent arches, and scattered on the ground, guiding the way for our beloved ones who have passed away. The community, made up mostly of people from southern Mexico, came together to honor and remember their loved ones.
We had the honor of being invited into six homes, where families welcomed us to see their ofrendas and shared stories of their children, parents, the abuela, the tío who loved mole, and the primo who enjoyed his cerveza. Each story was told with love and deep respect.
The community also shared their delicious food — caldo de res, with recipes passed down through generations; mole oaxaqueño, so flavorful and perfectly spicy; atole, frijolitos, and of course, handmade tortillas — from the comal to the paladar. It was an exquisite culinary experience. All the guests praised the ofrendas, the food, and the heartfelt stories.
Our camino began at El Castillo Community Center, where Teacher Alba, along with her team of volunteers and friends, welcomed us as the first casa on our route. From there, we walked through the streets of Colonia Oaxaca, singing songs, tossing cempasúchil petals into the air, and heading to the next home. The six host families were outstanding, kind, and generous — a true embodiment of the Mexican saying, “Mi casa, su casa” — my house is your house.
Thank you to everyone who made this wonderful celebration possible. We hope you had as special a day as we did. Thank you, Colonia Oaxaca.
These are the programs we are providing for the 2025-26 school year.
Your donations help our community in many different ways. 📕📚✏️
#WeaAreBajaEd
Your donations help our community in many different ways. 📕📚✏️
#WeaAreBajaEd
Happy birthday, teacher Gladys!
At BajaEd we are so glad to have you in our team. Thank you for your hard work educating children and adults. Your commitment and enthusiasm inspire us!
We wish you the best. 💐🌸🎊🎁
At BajaEd we are so glad to have you in our team. Thank you for your hard work educating children and adults. Your commitment and enthusiasm inspire us!
We wish you the best. 💐🌸🎊🎁
Updates with students.
If you sponsor a student, you will get an update every six months. Updates include information about academic life, but also about family, hobbies, challenges and good news.
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#WeaAreBajaEd
If you sponsor a student, you will get an update every six months. Updates include information about academic life, but also about family, hobbies, challenges and good news.
📚📕✏️
#WeaAreBajaEd
Updates, interviews... some days are busy. We try hard to stay in touch with our students. We visit them as often as we can. We are committed to their well being.
When you sponsor a student, BajaEd staff will help you to make sure your donations have an impact in your scholars lives. Check our bio to know about the services and benefits our scholarships offer. Your support includes trips, workshops Christmas parties, and more.
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When you sponsor a student, BajaEd staff will help you to make sure your donations have an impact in your scholars lives. Check our bio to know about the services and benefits our scholarships offer. Your support includes trips, workshops Christmas parties, and more.
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In the Waiting List you can find students who were previously sponsored or have been waiting for a sponsor. The longer they stay in the Waiting List, the bigger the impact in our General Fund, since we still cover their school expenses.
By becoming a sponsor, you are helping these students to achieve goals that otherwise might be impossible.
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#WeaAreBajaEd
By becoming a sponsor, you are helping these students to achieve goals that otherwise might be impossible.
✏️📚📕
#WeaAreBajaEd
Yesterday, we had a workshop to craft flowers with paper. At El Castillo Community Center, mothers of our scholars gathered to enjoy learning a new skill. Teacher Paty, who has previously partnered with us, was our mentor. She showed us to cut paper pieces, glue them and then create a beautiful flower.
The workshop was an opportunity to learn and to have an update on the mothers' lives.
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The workshop was an opportunity to learn and to have an update on the mothers' lives.
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End of the English course!!!
Our students did a presentation to show what they learned during the course. Kids on the Level 2 talked about their pets, while teenagers and adults presented an artist of their choice.
It was great to listen to our students to talk in a second language.
See you next course, students! ✏️📕📚
#wearebajaed
Our students did a presentation to show what they learned during the course. Kids on the Level 2 talked about their pets, while teenagers and adults presented an artist of their choice.
It was great to listen to our students to talk in a second language.
See you next course, students! ✏️📕📚
#wearebajaed
We’re excited to welcome four new students who are beginning a new chapter filled with hope and opportunity!
We’re deeply grateful to their sponsors for joining us in transforming lives through education. Because of your support and generosity, these dreams are becoming a reality.
At BajaEd, we believe that every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and build their own future — and that’s only possible thanks to people who choose to make a difference.
We’re deeply grateful to their sponsors for joining us in transforming lives through education. Because of your support and generosity, these dreams are becoming a reality.
At BajaEd, we believe that every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and build their own future — and that’s only possible thanks to people who choose to make a difference.
From quitting school at 11 years old to take care of her little sisters, to finishing Elementary through our Adult Education Program.
Congratulations, Anahí! We are so proud of you!
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Congratulations, Anahí! We are so proud of you!
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How to attend school when campus is far away? Well, your donations make it possible. Please, consider to sponsor transportation for our scholars. 🚲🚙🚎
We are grateful to the group of Karen Quiroz and @bajaboundbuilds for joining BajaEd in this community service activity.
Together, we worked to improve the primary school where some of our students study — a small action with a lasting impact.
Our goal is not only to transform the lives of children and families, but also to inspire them to care for the spaces where they grow and learn.
Someday, we hope they’ll continue this mission and make their world a better place. 💚
🌱 Join us and make a difference! Whether by donating or collaborating in one of our programs, your support helps create opportunities and hope through education.
#BajaEd #BajaBound #CommunityService #EducationForChange #TogetherWeGrow #MakeADifference
Together, we worked to improve the primary school where some of our students study — a small action with a lasting impact.
Our goal is not only to transform the lives of children and families, but also to inspire them to care for the spaces where they grow and learn.
Someday, we hope they’ll continue this mission and make their world a better place. 💚
🌱 Join us and make a difference! Whether by donating or collaborating in one of our programs, your support helps create opportunities and hope through education.
#BajaEd #BajaBound #CommunityService #EducationForChange #TogetherWeGrow #MakeADifference
Community service with Karen Quiroz and @bajaboundbuilds
Meet: Obdulia.
#education #WeaAreBajaEd
#education #WeaAreBajaEd
Chess Club today.
Classes are free.
Classes are free.
Today, we celebrate our dear Nancy.
She is a co-founder of BajaEd and has worked hard to help the Maneadero community rise out of poverty. At BajaEd, we are grateful to serve alongside Nancy. We have witnessed her love for the children and her unwavering commitment to helping them achieve their goals and dreams.
From the bottom of our hearts — thank you, Nancy!
She is a co-founder of BajaEd and has worked hard to help the Maneadero community rise out of poverty. At BajaEd, we are grateful to serve alongside Nancy. We have witnessed her love for the children and her unwavering commitment to helping them achieve their goals and dreams.
From the bottom of our hearts — thank you, Nancy!
Updates with students ✏️📕
We visit our scholars to stay in touch with them. We have a chat about how they are doing in school, but also about their families, hobbies, and adventures. We like sharing these moments with them.
#WeaAreBajaEd
We visit our scholars to stay in touch with them. We have a chat about how they are doing in school, but also about their families, hobbies, and adventures. We like sharing these moments with them.
#WeaAreBajaEd
Computer class End of Course 💻🖥⌨️🖱
Last Saturday, our students had their Computer class End of Course ceremony. Teacher Irving and director Selene Hernández presented acknowledgements to the students to congratulate them for fulfilling the course.
Thank you to @empoweryourit for sponsoring this program by donating equipment. 📗📕✏️
#wearebajaed
Last Saturday, our students had their Computer class End of Course ceremony. Teacher Irving and director Selene Hernández presented acknowledgements to the students to congratulate them for fulfilling the course.
Thank you to @empoweryourit for sponsoring this program by donating equipment. 📗📕✏️
#wearebajaed
Want to wish a Happy Birthday to Nancy? Well, this is your opportunity!
To celebrate her birthday, Nancy has arranged a fundraiser, and she will donate everything she raises! 📗📔📚✏️
Thank you, Nancy!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/would-you-join-us-in-supporting-bajaeds-mission?attribution_id=sl:97cca1c2-7315-4c58-b8e5-e8780a485059&lang=en_US&ts=1758733201&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_content=amp13_t1-amp17_te&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=IwVERDUAND3ARleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHnfQ7wxoWMMD5qdOGbfRB92gY3_IpUNhY2NzFWRohRabFwpCgcIwg6Oaoc8v_aem_yjdmlfa_iTlhamiRSaKS4g
#WeAreBajaEd
To celebrate her birthday, Nancy has arranged a fundraiser, and she will donate everything she raises! 📗📔📚✏️
Thank you, Nancy!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/would-you-join-us-in-supporting-bajaeds-mission?attribution_id=sl:97cca1c2-7315-4c58-b8e5-e8780a485059&lang=en_US&ts=1758733201&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_content=amp13_t1-amp17_te&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=IwVERDUAND3ARleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHnfQ7wxoWMMD5qdOGbfRB92gY3_IpUNhY2NzFWRohRabFwpCgcIwg6Oaoc8v_aem_yjdmlfa_iTlhamiRSaKS4g
#WeAreBajaEd
Today, we attended a seminar on community management. 📕✏️📚
We educate ourselves to give the best to our people.
#WeaAreBajaEd
We educate ourselves to give the best to our people.
#WeaAreBajaEd
What a beautiful month 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Goodbye, September. 👋
Goodbye, September. 👋
Juanita was a guest speaker at college. She was invited to talk about being a Indigenous woman in our society. We are so proud of Juanita. She has evolved in many ways. She is a fighter, and a leader. Juanita reminds us of Bartolina Sisa.
Bartolina Sisa was betrayed. She was handed over to the authorities in the city of La Paz, Bolivia, and imprisoned. In 1781, she was one of the leaders of the Aymara rebellion. Bartolina was an Indigenous woman who led her people in the fight for independence from the Spanish Crown. She was a warrior. She was angry about how the conquerors were treating her people.
After one year in prison, she was sentenced to death and publicly humiliated in front of the entire city—to discourage others from following her example or embracing her ideals.
Many years later, we observe the International Day of Indigenous Women because of Bartolina. Today, many women are not only following Bartolina’s lead and ideals, but also honoring her life and legacy—because more than 200 years later, Indigenous women are still being marginalized in our society. We betray them every time we show no interest in their rights. They are still fighting for freedom—whether that means choosing to start a family, getting married, or attending school. They are still fighting for their land, which outsiders take from them, only to treat them as cheap labor—if they’re lucky. They are still fighting for the right to choose their leaders, or even to have a say in who governs them.
It’s no different here in Maneadero. The mothers of our students face these, and many more challenges—simply because they are women, and because they are Indigenous. They are our Bartolinas, fighting against the odds, against the system, and against the people who try to silence them. They live in a state of vulnerability every single day.
Yet still, they rise—just like Bartolina.
Today, we want to honor our Indigenous mothers and friends. There is no way to put into words how deeply their resilience inspires us. How can we surrender, when they haven’t?
I am sure they will continue to fight until the very end.
And their legacy will live on—just like Bartolina’s. Just like Juanita.
Bartolina Sisa was betrayed. She was handed over to the authorities in the city of La Paz, Bolivia, and imprisoned. In 1781, she was one of the leaders of the Aymara rebellion. Bartolina was an Indigenous woman who led her people in the fight for independence from the Spanish Crown. She was a warrior. She was angry about how the conquerors were treating her people.
After one year in prison, she was sentenced to death and publicly humiliated in front of the entire city—to discourage others from following her example or embracing her ideals.
Many years later, we observe the International Day of Indigenous Women because of Bartolina. Today, many women are not only following Bartolina’s lead and ideals, but also honoring her life and legacy—because more than 200 years later, Indigenous women are still being marginalized in our society. We betray them every time we show no interest in their rights. They are still fighting for freedom—whether that means choosing to start a family, getting married, or attending school. They are still fighting for their land, which outsiders take from them, only to treat them as cheap labor—if they’re lucky. They are still fighting for the right to choose their leaders, or even to have a say in who governs them.
It’s no different here in Maneadero. The mothers of our students face these, and many more challenges—simply because they are women, and because they are Indigenous. They are our Bartolinas, fighting against the odds, against the system, and against the people who try to silence them. They live in a state of vulnerability every single day.
Yet still, they rise—just like Bartolina.
Today, we want to honor our Indigenous mothers and friends. There is no way to put into words how deeply their resilience inspires us. How can we surrender, when they haven’t?
I am sure they will continue to fight until the very end.
And their legacy will live on—just like Bartolina’s. Just like Juanita.
Nancy, our co-founder, is about to celebrate her birthday. Her wish is to raise money for BajaEd as a present. Would you consider donating?
Your donation helps the community of Maneadero to raise from poverty through education. Your sponsorship allows people to follow their dreams.
📚✏️📕
#WeAreBajaEd
Your donation helps the community of Maneadero to raise from poverty through education. Your sponsorship allows people to follow their dreams.
📚✏️📕
#WeAreBajaEd
We were proud to support our scholar, Mary, during her cap ceremony. Just a few years ago, this moment seemed impossible—but Mary proved otherwise. And not just this time—she’s done it again and again.
She has overcome cancer, poverty, and a lack of opportunities. No matter what stands in her way, she finds a way through. Again and again, she shows us what true resilience looks like.
We are incredibly proud of Mary. 👏 She is a courageous woman with a brave heart. ❤️
She has overcome cancer, poverty, and a lack of opportunities. No matter what stands in her way, she finds a way through. Again and again, she shows us what true resilience looks like.
We are incredibly proud of Mary. 👏 She is a courageous woman with a brave heart. ❤️
Thank you, Mario and Family, for given a wonderful day to the children at El Castillo Community Center.
In the morning, we painted the playground. In the afternoon, we played with the children.
Mario and family came from Atlanta to served our community. We are forever grateful to them.
#wearebajaed
In the morning, we painted the playground. In the afternoon, we played with the children.
Mario and family came from Atlanta to served our community. We are forever grateful to them.
#wearebajaed
playing and learning with @bajaboundbuilds mariovieira73
friends
friends
Thank you, @firstmedina_church for donating soccer uniforms. ⚽️⚽️⚽️
A local team was blessed with uniforms to play in the Youth Sunday league. Boys and girls can now enjoy a kit, an identity. Thank you for helping us to promote physical activities in the community.
#WeAreBajaEd
A local team was blessed with uniforms to play in the Youth Sunday league. Boys and girls can now enjoy a kit, an identity. Thank you for helping us to promote physical activities in the community.
#WeAreBajaEd
This is how we enjoyed being part of the Mexican Independence Parade. 🇲🇽🎉🎶
We also had a stand where we sold tamales, pozole and desserts. After the parade we had delicious food with our scholars and took a lot of pictures.
See you in the next parade, BajaEd family!
We also had a stand where we sold tamales, pozole and desserts. After the parade we had delicious food with our scholars and took a lot of pictures.
See you in the next parade, BajaEd family!
Viva México! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
The Mexican Independence parade was a great experience. The BajaEd family gathered to celebrate our freedom. Scholars and students from our different programs (Adult Education, GED, Literacy) enthusiastically participated.
We marched through the main avenue in town to share our joy and our mission. As part of the community, our organization is an active member. Part of our mission is to raise good citizens. 📚📕✏️
#WeaAreBajaEd
The Mexican Independence parade was a great experience. The BajaEd family gathered to celebrate our freedom. Scholars and students from our different programs (Adult Education, GED, Literacy) enthusiastically participated.
We marched through the main avenue in town to share our joy and our mission. As part of the community, our organization is an active member. Part of our mission is to raise good citizens. 📚📕✏️
#WeaAreBajaEd
Viva México!!🇲🇽
What is it the GED program?
It is hope. It is resilience. It is perseverance.
We are so proud of our GED program students.
It is hope. It is resilience. It is perseverance.
We are so proud of our GED program students.
Today, we received news that brought us incredible joy: Juanita is ready to go back to school!
As a BajaEd staff member, Juanita is living proof that you can overcome challenges.
She made her way through education, reaching high school before having to quit due to the pandemic.
Now, she is ready to resume her high school studies.
She wishes to attend college and graduate as a therapist.
We wish you the best, Juanita!
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As a BajaEd staff member, Juanita is living proof that you can overcome challenges.
She made her way through education, reaching high school before having to quit due to the pandemic.
Now, she is ready to resume her high school studies.
She wishes to attend college and graduate as a therapist.
We wish you the best, Juanita!
👏📚📕✏️
Today, we started the Early Childhood Education Program. Teacher Emir will teach toddlers and their mothers. The program is meant to help parents raise and educate their children. It is focus on early childhood development. The program is free.
#wearebajaed
#wearebajaed
Ribbon cutting at the San Miguel Middle School 🎊✂️🎀
Last year, we started building this classroom. Our friends from @theimpactmvmt and @protechstaffing have been part of the project from the beginning. They raised the funds, built the classroom and even donated school supplies.
Last Friday, we officially inaugurated the classroom. It was a party that gathered students, friends and the community in general. They all were grateful for witnessing the good we are doing in the school.
Thank you to @thestaffingpro . Your speech gave us hope. Your work inspire us.
#wearebajaed
Last year, we started building this classroom. Our friends from @theimpactmvmt and @protechstaffing have been part of the project from the beginning. They raised the funds, built the classroom and even donated school supplies.
Last Friday, we officially inaugurated the classroom. It was a party that gathered students, friends and the community in general. They all were grateful for witnessing the good we are doing in the school.
Thank you to @thestaffingpro . Your speech gave us hope. Your work inspire us.
#wearebajaed
María works in the mornings, selling vegetables. In the afternoons, she works at a taco place. On Mondays, she comes to our community center to learn to read and write. Victoria is a mother of six children. Years ago, she was told that women should stay at home, cooking and cleaning, instead of attending school. She is now on the verge of earning her elementary diploma at the age of 30. Her daughter started elementary school last year.
Sonia is the teacher. She came to Maneadero long ago. She completed middle school and is now teaching in the community, primarily as a volunteer rather than an employee. She is glad to teach other women, even if Spanish is not her first language, and even if her students are learning Spanish as their second language. It is never too late to begin again.
Today, we celebrate International Literacy Day. What a perfect moment to show our appreciation for the students in the Adult Education Program. Every month, around forty students take their exams to move one step closer to earning their elementary education diploma. We teach them and provide them with the school supplies. We offer tutoring and provide computers so they can take their exams. We are teachers and companions.
We are proud of our students. We admire their efforts to pursue their dreams, even if the timing is not perfect. We celebrate their achievements and rejoice when they start writing their names or adding numbers. Every step is a triumph.
Congratulations, students!
We are here to support you every step of the way.
#WeAreBajaEd
Sonia is the teacher. She came to Maneadero long ago. She completed middle school and is now teaching in the community, primarily as a volunteer rather than an employee. She is glad to teach other women, even if Spanish is not her first language, and even if her students are learning Spanish as their second language. It is never too late to begin again.
Today, we celebrate International Literacy Day. What a perfect moment to show our appreciation for the students in the Adult Education Program. Every month, around forty students take their exams to move one step closer to earning their elementary education diploma. We teach them and provide them with the school supplies. We offer tutoring and provide computers so they can take their exams. We are teachers and companions.
We are proud of our students. We admire their efforts to pursue their dreams, even if the timing is not perfect. We celebrate their achievements and rejoice when they start writing their names or adding numbers. Every step is a triumph.
Congratulations, students!
We are here to support you every step of the way.
#WeAreBajaEd
A woman is the being who cares for and protects her culture by passing it on to her children.
By preserving traditions, customs, and languages, she turns her children into heirs of a legacy. They are the guardians and transmitters of a knowledge that they, too, inherited. Their mothers did the same for them. Their grandmothers did the same for their mothers. It is no coincidence that Mexico is often described as a matriarchal country—a nation that survives because of its women, because of its mothers.
In a country with a broad and diverse Indigenous heritage, the role of Indigenous women is fundamental. They keep alive the roots of our ancestors, the voices of the past that continue to echo their wisdom through time. Our cultural wealth is a manifestation of feminine creativity. Women not only give life to other human beings, they also breathe life into a nation, a people, a civilization.
Today, we thank Indigenous women for being creators and preservers. For giving life and safeguarding it. For feeding their children and, through that, feeding an entire country that is nourished by Indigenous motherhood. Thank you for being mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, and friends. Thank you for being an unrelenting force. Thank you for filling our lives with your love.
#WeAreBajaEd
By preserving traditions, customs, and languages, she turns her children into heirs of a legacy. They are the guardians and transmitters of a knowledge that they, too, inherited. Their mothers did the same for them. Their grandmothers did the same for their mothers. It is no coincidence that Mexico is often described as a matriarchal country—a nation that survives because of its women, because of its mothers.
In a country with a broad and diverse Indigenous heritage, the role of Indigenous women is fundamental. They keep alive the roots of our ancestors, the voices of the past that continue to echo their wisdom through time. Our cultural wealth is a manifestation of feminine creativity. Women not only give life to other human beings, they also breathe life into a nation, a people, a civilization.
Today, we thank Indigenous women for being creators and preservers. For giving life and safeguarding it. For feeding their children and, through that, feeding an entire country that is nourished by Indigenous motherhood. Thank you for being mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, and friends. Thank you for being an unrelenting force. Thank you for filling our lives with your love.
#WeAreBajaEd
Last night we had a BajaEd talk with @theacademyatdistrict . They are on a mission trip building a house.
We introduced Rosalía and Alejandro, our scholars, to the group. The scholars shared their story and how they have overcome difficult circumstances in their lives. They talked about being a student on our waiting list, hoping to be sponsored by someone.
Before the talk finished, both scholars received a outstanding gifth: both will be sponsored from now on! 🎁🎊🎉
Thank you to Academy at Disctrict Church for inviting us over to have a talk. More importantly, thank you for sponsoring our scholars. We appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏
We introduced Rosalía and Alejandro, our scholars, to the group. The scholars shared their story and how they have overcome difficult circumstances in their lives. They talked about being a student on our waiting list, hoping to be sponsored by someone.
Before the talk finished, both scholars received a outstanding gifth: both will be sponsored from now on! 🎁🎊🎉
Thank you to Academy at Disctrict Church for inviting us over to have a talk. More importantly, thank you for sponsoring our scholars. We appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏
To sponsor a child is to think about the future, to sponsor their parents is to act in the present. 👌
We hope our scholars can make it to college someday, but in order to increase their odds of obtaining a degree it is important to help their parents to study and get a better job. Most of our scholars' parents earn minimum wage. Education would help them to applied for jobs with better salaries, increasing their life quality.
Thank you for your donations. Together, we are helping generations to break the cycle of poverty through education.
#WeAreBajaEd
We hope our scholars can make it to college someday, but in order to increase their odds of obtaining a degree it is important to help their parents to study and get a better job. Most of our scholars' parents earn minimum wage. Education would help them to applied for jobs with better salaries, increasing their life quality.
Thank you for your donations. Together, we are helping generations to break the cycle of poverty through education.
#WeAreBajaEd
We are back to school!!!
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The school year has begun and we want to wish the best to all of our scholars. We will work hard to support these students along the year. Let's make those dreams come true, students!!!
#wearebajaed
📚📕✏️
The school year has begun and we want to wish the best to all of our scholars. We will work hard to support these students along the year. Let's make those dreams come true, students!!!
#wearebajaed
We are back to school!!!
To all our scholars, teachers and partners, we wish you the best for the upcoming school year. ✏️📔📗
It's a new beginning, a new start, but the same enthusiasm.
#WeAreBajaEd
To all our scholars, teachers and partners, we wish you the best for the upcoming school year. ✏️📔📗
It's a new beginning, a new start, but the same enthusiasm.
#WeAreBajaEd
Thank you for your school supplies donations!!!
The school year is about to start. We had had a busy week helping students with supplies, shoes, uniforms, etc. 📕📔✏️📚
If you want to support us, check the Amazon Wish list on our bio. Your donations help children living under difficult circumstances. Your donations bring hope and joy.
#WeAreBajaEd
The school year is about to start. We had had a busy week helping students with supplies, shoes, uniforms, etc. 📕📔✏️📚
If you want to support us, check the Amazon Wish list on our bio. Your donations help children living under difficult circumstances. Your donations bring hope and joy.
#WeAreBajaEd
If you ever wonder how to become a BajaEd sponsor here it is an Sponsors' guide. 📔📕📗
Check the waiting list on our website. We are starting the school year and are in need of support for around 20 students. Let's help them to study this year. Together, we can do it.
#WeAreBajaEd
Check the waiting list on our website. We are starting the school year and are in need of support for around 20 students. Let's help them to study this year. Together, we can do it.
#WeAreBajaEd
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