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Skolta'el Yu'un Jlumaltic, A.C.
from Maya-Tsotsil, which means:
Service to Our People
SYJAC emerged in the year 1993 through the initiative of Don Samuel Ruiz García (who was the Bishop of the Diocese of San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas) in response to the violent expulsions of the indigenous community from their places of origin, supposedly for religious motives. From the beginning, SYJAC has worked as a program for social justice with an ecumenical perspective.
From its inception, SYJAC has been a link between the needs of the indigenous communities and the national and international people, organizations and institutions desiring to help these needs.
One of the first and important contributions of SYJAC has been the inception, accompaniment and installation of the housing program of "Habitat for Humanity, A.C." in Chiapas.
VISION: Construct a just, dignified and egalitarian society in harmony with nature.
MISSION: Accompany, strengthen and disseminate economic, social, cultural, environmental and indigenous rights through the fomentation of integrated processes in the communities, groups and institutions.
VALUES
- Ecumenical: we believe in something superior to ourselves that moves us and unites us
- Inclusive
- Service
- Fraternity
- Ecumenicalism
- Respect
- Equality
OBJECTIVES
- Foment solidarity of each community and the communities among themselves through:
- Accompaniment of:
- community services and processes
- social leaders and producers
- Participation of:
- campesino and popular groups
- families and their members
- Respect for personal party or religious affiliation
- Encourage family and community well being through:
- defense of the rights of:
- Humans, Children, Family, Community, Women, Indigenous and Cultural Rights.
- Construction and reconstruction of habitat
- Habitat solutions
- Programs for:
- Integrated Education
- Health and Nutrition
- Creation of Productive and functional projects
- Promote, systematize and socialize experiences, through:
- Theoretic-Academic Investigations
- Courses, Conferences, Workshops, Seminaries and Interchanges.
- Publications
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