2nd Training Log in Zacatecas

Zacatecas Training Log 2nd Session - May 2 - 4, 2011

Mujeres Autosustentables “Self-Sustaining Women� - A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity

Program: Apparel workshops for women from rural and low income communities in Mexico

Zacatecas Second training session for our three beneficiaries in Zacatecas. It took place on May 2-4, 2011, at the local offices of Unimoss Zacatecas, Zacatecas.

This Training Log is solely a photographic recount of our training sessions. If you would like to learn more details about the grading system and the progress of each participant, send an email to: info@mujeresautosustentables.org

Mujeres Autosustentables

A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity

The group has been progressing at such a fast rate that they are already talking about involving more women from the community into the workshop, as a means to ensure that there will be more highly trained individuals capable of assisting them once they start their business.

Mujeres Autosustentables

A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity.

Mujeres Autosustentables

A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity

The shirts, skirts, pants, sweatshirts and sweatpants that the beneficiaries assembled during the training sessions helped them reinforce the skills they were being taught by the instructor, and now they will also help them save money because they are using these clothes to dress their families instead of purchasing new ones.

Mujeres Autosustentables

A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity.

Zacatecas Training Log 2nd Session - May 2 - 4 , 2011 This Training Log is solely a photographic recount of our training sessions. If you would like to learn more details about the grading system and the progress of each participant, send an email to: info@mujeresautosustentables.org

Mujeres Autosustentables

A new model of Social Development centered on Training and Productivity