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!FELIZ NAVIDAD and HolIday Greetings from KGAP to
​all of our supporters and to everyone in Chacula´!

​​​photo by Andi Alexander 


The December 2022 issue of the Newsletter is now available. 
It includes letters from Connie Vanderhyden, KGAP Coordinator, and Adamaris López, KGAP scholarship recipient, as well as an excerpt from a PhD dissertation by  Luisa Rivera, who conducted research in Chaculá and was awarded her PhD in September of this year.


Click here to read the NEWSLETTER
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Click here to read the complete excerpt from Luisa's dissertation

“I want to tell you that every day that passes, we remember you because you have love in your hearts for us and for other communities that suffer poverty, extreme poverty. Thank you for all the affection and the firm commitment that you have made with us from when we were refugees in Mexico, on our return and still here with us, living in this beautiful place.”  
Don Gilberto Gutierrez, Nueva Esperanza –Chacula, Guatemala, 1999

ALL K/GAP FUNDING COMES FROM DONATIONS AND SMALL GRANTS. ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE.  

SEND DONATIONS TO:

KGAP 
​c/o CONNIE VANDERHYDEN
E 9048 PIERCE HILL ROAD
VIROQUA, WI 54665



KGAP (Kickapoo-Guatemala Accompaniment Project) is a project of KCE (Kickapoo Cultural Exchange) a local  501c3 nonprofit organization registered in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and YIHS (Youth Initiative High School), a 501c3 nonprofit organization registered in Wisconsin.  

In addition, K/GAP is affiliated with the Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA, www.nisgua.org)  a national non-profit organization that supports many projects and efforts in Guatemala.