In the book https://www.kas.de/es/web/bolivien/einzeltitel/-/content/el-estado-de-la-educacion-en-el-estado-1 it was a mention about how practice have demonstrated that educating women in developing countries has produced successful and rapid changes in the society. Being for the most part, womens that educate and sustain children in the community historically.
My hometown, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Has been the preferred place in the country to emigrate looking for more opportunities from citizens from all over the country.
With poverty, lack of education and countryside background, many of the people who arrive in the city have not been able to finish high school.
This is the case for Evelyn Quispe, a single mother from the andean side of bolivia, who with 2 children and 2 nieces cleaning houses and being babysitter sustains her family.
I always wanted to make a social experiment on how education can change peoples lives. Now she is studying at an adult school. Finishing highschool at the end of this year. Studying for being able to work at a pharmacy as an assistant, at the moment she's making her professional practices in pharmacy. Next we wish for her to be a nurse joining a technical school, with a duration of 2 years more 2025 to 2027.