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Kantuta Conde is an Aymara woman from the Plurinational State of Bolivia. As an advocate for indigenous peoples' rights, particularly indigenous women and youth, she is a member of the Red de Jóvenes Indígenas de Latino America y el Caribe (RED-LAC). Kantuta is a law student in the Universidad Mayor de San Andres and contributes essays to the UNICEF platform “voices of youth” to promote an indigenous youth perspective on today’s issues.

Written by Kantuta Conde

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   Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 30 August 2022

   Recovering indigenous names

   Kantuta Conde

   My name is Kantuta, and I am proud to have an Aymara name that identifies me and represents my community. When it rained, my grandmother told me that children who die without a name go to Tata Granizo. Next to him, children make round ice that falls from the sky...

   Recovering indigenous names