Together we served more than 4,500 individuals, providing an array of supportive social, educational, and advocacy services as well as health and public benefits program enrollment.
-Cultural identity and empowerment workshops
-Leadership and advocacy training
-Citizenship and civic participation engagement
-community gardens (native Oaxacan plants and herbs)
-Healthy cooking
workshops focused on traditional food preparation
-Health and wellness education
-Parent education on child Development and enrichment activities
-Education, referral and engagement for fair and humane immigration reform
-Spanish literacy classes for monolingual indigenous people
-Health and public benefits education and enrollment
-Document and form translation, preparation and advising
CBDIO also offers opportunities for other individuals and organizations to better connect with indigenous communities through its revenue-generating services and projects.
-Interpreting services in indigenous languages (Mixteco, Triqui, Chatino and others) and document translation
-Cultural sensitivity workshops and conferences
-Organization and facilitation of focus groups with indigenous communities
-Guelaguetza (annual cultural event invcorporating traditional indigenous arts, crafts, foods, and performances.
-Tiendita Oaxaquena (retail store of indigenous arts, crafts and clothing).
