Let's create better opportunity for El Salvador

TOGETHER.​

The SHARE Foundation is committed to support and accompany the people of El Salvador in their 
struggle for social justice and sustainable development.

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Women's Empowerment

​Our goal is to provide access to education and opportunities for integrated development to women and girls in order to improve their economic, social and political positions in their communities and organizations.

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Leadership Development

Cultivate skills of a broader base of people including women and youth so that they can become democratic leaders and empower others.

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Environmental Sustainability

Advocate and raise awareness about environmental justice, including prevention and response to climate change.

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Citizen Participation

Promote active participation in democratic processes, decision-making and advocacy campaigns.

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Every purchase will be a donation to SHARE in support of our struggle for social justice

You can purchase a signed copy through our donation page, designation: Song of the Turtle donation.

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Song of the Turtle

By: Siddika Angle

Jamie Quinn is a 38-year-old Jesuit priest with a longing to serve the people of Latin America. He is a person of integrity, totally committed to the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience he promised to God when he was very young.
Sarah Caffaro is a Biblical scholar and quintessential child of the 1960’s, with a loving family, good friends
and fulfilling work. 
As the book unfolds, the reader receives an intimate entree to the struggles and spiritual beauty in the heart and souls of a man and a woman who want above all else to do what is right.

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" Song of the Turtle offers unforgettable stories of... wise and courageous Salvadorans and a Jesuit Priest who accompanies them... You will never again see today's desperate Central American refugees without your heart being moved."
                           -- Jose Artiga, SHARE's Director