NOBLE WOMAN PROJECT – INTERNATIONAL (NWP-ITL)

The Noble Woman Project first began to establish cooperatives with women in other countries in July of 2002. By assisting women in developing cottage industries or cooperatives, and in the marketing and purchase of their goods, we hope to help aid in the war against poverty. Argentina, Uganda, Colombia and the United States are the first countries we have focused our efforts upon.

The long-term vision of this program is to establish and implement culturally adapted versions of the NWP-US training program, which would allow women everywhere to gain access to the necessary resources for life and marketplace mobilization. The Noble Woman Project works closely with local churches and organizations in the process in order to ensure the evangelistic and economic integrity of the program is maintained.

 

Laughing Girls Gallery

The Laughing Girls Gallery is a gift shop and art gallery that sells products made by the Noble Woman Project in the United States program participants, along with other women throughout the world living in oppressive circumstances. The Noble Woman Project recognizes that there are millions of women around the world living in economic, political, emotional, and spiritual oppression. Historically, handcrafts and artwork have been a mainstay for women and their families throughout the millenniums. The Laughing Girls Gallery is proud to offer merchandise made by local women, as well as women around the world. By helping women coordinate, mobilize, and market their handcrafted and artwork products, we equip them with additional means to support their families. Every item in our shop is as unique as the woman who makes them. This program is designed to equip women in such a way that they are able to maintain their health and dignity. In turn, the revenue from the Gallery helps fund the NWP-US & NWP-ITL Programs. The revenue from the Laughing Girls Gallery gift shop will continue to help women around the world achieve their God given potential.

To learn more about this program go to our sister website: www.noblewomanproject.org