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The Mayan Ajq’ijab’ Confederation
of Guatemala and Central America, is a community base organization working
with youths, men and women, preserving Mayan values and promoting social
participation. Thereby, workshops, seminars and leadership development,
elders are recovering the Mayan life style and promoting well being in
communities by building organizations.
Representatives of Mayan Ajq’ijab’ are active on local and international events where Mayan voice and participation are need.
Why Are we Here?
The Mayan Ajq’ijab’ Confederation of Guatemala and Central America, is formed by 96 community base organizations nationwide working to preserve knowledge close extinctions. Including rights to practices their beliefs on sacred places, confront racism, and demanding law for the indigenous people.
Every day we confront rights denial from the State and dominant society, those biases against Mayan as second-class citizen, on workplace, social interaction, and political participation. Even those bias and barriers against Mayan, we have a political point of view to make a better Guatemala.
Where we are?
Contact us by email: mayanpeople@gmail.com or info@mayabaktun.com
We will answer your request as soon as posible.
Physical Local Information, please write to:
Apolinario Chile Pixtun
Coordinador Titular
Nimaläj Molojri’il Kichin Ajq’ijab’ K’amol
Taq B’ey Q’alpul Mayab’ Ixim Ulew Ruk’amal Ab’ya
Yala
Gran Confederación de Concejos Principales Ajq’ijab’ Originarios
del Pueblo Mayab’ de Guatemala C. A.
Km 52.5,
Colonia Las Victorias
Chimaltenango,
Carretera Interamericana Guatemala
Correo Electrónico: achiijatz@yahoo.com
Phone:
Cel phone: 51988-077 ó 5804-1654
Fax: 2432-3795
We looking for laptop computer to be used on indigenous communities.
For any information, please do not hesitate to contact us regarding those proyects;
Antonio Calan: mayanpeople@gmail.com
Phone: (502) 5167-1175
The Mayan People Ajq’ijab’ Great Confederation of Guatemala
Is an umbrella of 96 community base organizations working with men and women toward keeping elders knowledge of shamans, timekeepers, midwifes and musicians. Their skills have being as medicine man as well teaching youths throughout Mayan life style.