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Check out our newly published story, “For My People”, the story of Benigno who teaches the children of the Tarahumara. Take a read and let us know what you think of it!

A special thanks to @XeroShoes who helped us get into contact with Benigno.
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Merry Christmas from Our Life Logs! Our gift to you is a #NewStory written by Melodie Harris. Giving birth isn’t easy, but giving birth during a pandemic was even harder. Read Taylor's story and the challenges she faced.

Read: https://t.co/k4f0Dpr6ER
#ChristmasEve #fridaymorning

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Our latest #NewStory comes from one of our favorite freelance writers, @SafiyyaBintali
In “Hold Fast to Dreams” we learn the story of Jean Munson, who after experiencing burnout from overworking decided to find her place in the world by creating comics.
https://t.co/kl9lLLxDFy

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Special thanks to Fr. Miguel who also helped us collect these children's stories.

If you have interest in donating to support the Tarahumara, follow this link: https://t.co/ZshYaNxF2X

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“My name is Rosa. I’m from the Waheachi community, which is one hour from the Rejogochi community where my school is located. I usually get up at five in the morning and leave at six thirty for school with my siblings. Sometimes, on the way, I encounter animals such as..1/7

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@XeroShoes donates a portion of their proceeds from their DIY Sandal Kit to the Tarahumara Children’s Hospital Fund.

The Indigenous people of the Copper Canyon in Mexico, the Tarahumara have been suffering under drought, food shortages, lack of access to health care. 6/7

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We’re excited to share a #NewStory with you from Terri Beth Miller. Check out “The Leap” and let us know what you think!
https://t.co/TFL3scYoC3

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We have just a few more of these mini stories to share. Stay tuned!

If you have interest in donating to support the Tarahumara, follow this link

https://t.co/ZshYaNxF2X
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“I am José from the Waehachi community, which is one hour from Rejogochi where my school is. I usually get up at five in the morning, and I go to school at six. I am always very happy because I like to study. I always get tens in my work. I have listened to my teachers say..1/5

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Xero Shoes donates a portion of their proceeds from their DIY Sandal Kit to the Tarahumara Children’s Hospital Fund.

The Indigenous people of the Copper Canyon in Mexico, the Tarahumara have been suffering under drought, food shortages, lack of access to health care.

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The Indigenous people of the Copper Canyon in Mexico, the Tarahumara have been suffering under drought, food shortages, lack of access to health care, and other challenges. We'll be sharing more of their stories in the coming weeks.
Support the Tarahumara https://t.co/ZshYaNxF2X

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"My name is Eliseo Parra from the Waehachi community. I live one hour from school. I usually get up at 5:30 in the morning and leave around 6:30 with my sister and friends to go to school. I really like going to class. My teachers explain the subjects to me very well and (1/6)

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living in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. Tarahumara is the modern name for the Raramuri people. We connected with them through our Remember My Story partner, Xero Shoes, who donates a portion of their proceeds from their DIY Sandal Kit to the Tarahumara Children’s Hospital Fund.