Huya Aniwa means the magical universe of nature in the language of the Yoreme people of Mexico

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Huya Aniwa partners with Indigenous collectives to protect sacred lands, revitalize cultural heritage, and restore ecosystems. By integrating Indigenous wisdom with sustainable land stewardship and reforestation, we support ancestral lifeways rooted in reciprocal relationships with the more-than-human world.

PROGRAMS OF FOCUS

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Food Sovereignty and Livelihoods

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Community Building and Infrastructure

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Climate and Ecological Restoration

Culture Preservation and Traditional Art

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Landback and Sacred Site Protection

Education and Traditional Knowledge Exchange

Our Impact Since 2015

Read our Impact Report

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This report reflects a decade of collective impact, honoring the communities and leaders who have guided this journey and celebrates the shared efforts that have brought us to this moment. Together, these efforts have:

Raised $5.3 Million USD

Benefited 50+ Indigenous Communities

Brought together 4k+ participants through Aniwa Gatherings

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