Peruvian Hearts

Peruvian Hearts encourages social, economic, and political change in Peru through the education and empowerment of young women. This project was photographed by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
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An educated girl understands the importance of her own education and will make sure that her children are educated as well, which in turn, will break the cycle of poverty and create greater opportunities for future generations. Peruvian Hearts works to empower women through education and mentorship, so they can become leaders within their communities. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
One of their programs, Peruvian Promise, empowers Peruvian women to break the cycle of poverty through secondary-school graduation and continued education at the post-secondary level in vocational institutes, colleges, and universities. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
Ana Dodson founded Peruvian Hearts when she was only 11-years-old, as she was concerned by the extreme poverty and found her life’s mission to improve conditions in her home land for other children, especially young girls. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
Peruvian Hearts programs are designed to help women of all ages to reach their potential through education, mentorship, and community leadership. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders. This project was featured in the second issue of our magazine http://ow.ly/MP5Jr
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While in Peru working with Peruvian Hearts, Thomas Duncan took this beautiful photo of the surrounding area for Photographers Without Borders.
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Peru. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
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Peruvian Hearts. Photo by Thomas Duncan for Photographers Without Borders.
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Peruvian Hearts empowers young women in Peru and enables them to follow their dreams. Our work with this organization is just one of many that can be found in the second edition of our Photographers Without Borders Magazine. Visit our website for more details. Photo by Thomas Duncan.