NISGUA 2026 Calender
📸 Call for Photos: 2026 Calender!
Theme: "Harvest".
We're seeking powerful photographs that capture moments of victory, resistance, and community triumph for our 2026 calendar. Whether it's literal harvests feeding families or symbolic victories nourishing movements, we need images that show how struggles eventually bloom into justice. Your photo could inspire others to believe that change is possible.

Submission deadline: June 25th, 2025.
NEW DEADLINE: June 29th!!!!!
2024 Report
Long Haul Struggle
Read our 2024 accomplishments report to learn about NISGUA's solidarity with the plaintiffs of the Ixil Genocide Trial, the resistance against the Escobal silver mine, and more!
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Accompaniers perspectives
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Stand with communities as they defend their lives and territories against unjust trade policies and the violent imposition of extractive projects.

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Several delegates walk up a path in Las Margaritas Copón. Photo credit: Chantelle John

Dissuade violence through presence and transnational advocacy, at the request of Guatemalan organizations and activists targeted for their struggles.

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  • A group of people, including men in traditional hats and young women in traditional white dresses with colorful stripes, stand around a large display board with photos and text about international solidarity, particularly from Canada and the U.S. The event takes place outdoors under a bright blue sky, with palm trees, houses, and a covered structure visible in the background. A marching band stands nearby with drums.

Press Release on the occasion of the 8th Anniversary of the Xinka People’s Peaceful Resistance: “In the name of life, land and water—the resistance continues.”

June 12th, 2025|0 Comments

Today, we commemorate eight years of peaceful resistance by the Xinka People here in Casillas to the Escobal mining project located in San Rafael Las Flores and operated by the transnational company, Pan American Silver. This date represents [...]

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