Countries Where We Work

In Peru the ( COVID-19 ) disproportionately affects indigenous peoples and Communities where the elderly are the most vulnerable The pandemic has also made clear the deficiencies in relation between indigenous peoples and the government, which is difficult to ignore. We also know that in indigenous communities the elderly are the ones who keep and sustain ancestral knowledge and are the ones who traditionally transmit the knowledge of their culture to the new generations of the community.

PROJECTS

We create and support projects that preserve and reviatlize indigenous knoweldge for the sustainability and well-being of communities. We also build a bridge - the opportunity to for all people to learn from the ancestral indigenous wisdom keepers.

AYNI

Natural Law of Cause & Effect

It is the way of giving and living in reciprocity, consciously supporting each other as a family in the expression of life and as part of all existence.

A necessity in these times is to give an education of ancestral knowledge based on essential principles and values for a good way of life to our seeds of the future

-Inka Antaurko

Building the Shipibo-Conibo Maloka Spiritual Knowledge Centre

Arhuaca Lanaguage Revitalization

Messages from Turtle Island Wisdom Keepers

Support Ancestral Knowledge Keepers during the COVID-19 pandemic