Izalco, Sonsonate , El Salvador

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Izalco, Sonsonate , El Salvador

Introducing ConTextos HEADLINE GOES HERE Text goes here ConTextos reimagines incarceration as an opportunity for reflection and rehabilitation. It recognizes the unique demands and opportunities for women raising their children in prison. ConTextos believes in the transformative power of stories. Its Soy Autor and Soy Lector programs give incarcerated women and their children the skills to write their stories for themselves and the public and to immerse themselves in the written word.

Where in the world? El Salvador Homicide capital of the world Deadliest country in Latin America Smallest, most densely populated country in Central America 20% live abroad after fleeing civil war between 1979 and 1992 18% of GDP is money sent home 35% live in poverty Sterilization rate in women among the highest in Latin America Steep birth rate decline since 70s

HEADLINE GOES HERE Life Challenges of the Women Served Endure sexual, physical, and psychological violence Statutory rape is widespread 70% of sexual violence victims are girls under age 20 Highest rate of femicide in Latin America Child marriage was only made illegal in 2017 Women often end up in prison because of crimes committed by their husbands and boyfriends – this is considered “normal.” HEADLINE GOES HERE Text goes here

Life Challenges of the Women Served Children are raised in a violent male-dominated society No social supports exist Only 20% of schools have adequate reading materials Reading at school is infrequent and almost non-existent at home Sense of hopelessness: “That’s just the way it is.”

What are we supporting? A 3-Pronged Program for Incarcerated Women and Their Children: Training 35 Literacy Leaders Initiating Soy Autor (I am an author) and Soy Lector (I am a reader) workshops Developing and maintaining a library Direct Impact: 35 women and 184 children ages birth – 5 years Indirect Impact: 418 women

How DFW’s grant of $49,763 will be used Budget How DFW’s grant of $49,763 will be used Item   Total Personnel Headquarters – Administration and finance, development and communications $4,752 Programming – Teacher trainers, coordinators, associates, monitoring and evaluation coordinator, graphic designer, security and logistics assistant $21,821.76 Travel Transportation to implementation site, travel for purchase of program materials $1,571.40 Program Supplies Books, shelves, paint, printing and publishing, computers, refreshments, awareness events $21,618 TOTAL EXPENSES $49,763.16

HEADLINE GOES HERE About the Featured Grantee Founded in 2010 by Debra Gittler and Zoila Recinos 3-yr teacher training program trains K-9 teachers in literacy best practices The Soy Autor Social Emotional Learning Curriculum targets young people affected by violence and trauma After ConTextos, students use books every day and engage regularly in read-alouds HEADLINE GOES HERE Text goes here

HEADLINE GOES HERE Share Your Thoughts How do you think reading and writing will be therapeutic to the beneficiaries of this project? What societal changes might occur after the public is made aware of the prisoners’ stories? Once released, how might these women take what they have learned into their communities? HEADLINE GOES HERE Text goes here