Stories from our projects

Vice-President of the FVTA association Francine Josée Nomenisoa is renowned for her innate leadership skills and commitment to Ampanihy, in Menabe, Madagascar.

When social artists of the Guanajuato project (Mexico) arrived in the community of El Junco, they were greeted by an Inés who had little drive.

For rural communities like Waslala, Nicaragua, support from local and international partners can change the lives of thousands of people.

India is home to 16% of the world's population but only holds 4% of the world's freshwater resources.

Indigenous peoples are the fastest-growing segment of Canada's population, yet they do not enjoy the same benefits as other Canadians.

Poor access to water hurts girls' education. This is why women like Bintou are making their voices heard.

Two billion people worldwide depend on health care facilities that do not have clean water, soap, nor toilets.

The following story is about how artists can quickly mobilize communities during an emergency.

The following story is about WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP, of how a woman entrepreneur seized the opportunity to create sustainable change.