Examples of using CBDIO in English and their translations into Spanish
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Rufino Domínguez, CBDIO Executive Director and PhD. Bonnie Bade.
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It is imperative, both for the FIOB and the CBDIO, that there is a broad understanding of the diverse cultural practices and customs of the indigenous communities.
The FIOB and CBDIO as indigenous organizations have made efforts to help indigenous migrants better adapt to the communities that they have settled in.
Since its foundation as a non-profit entity, CBDIO has been dedicated to implement projects on worker's rights,
To cope with these problems, CBDIO leaders selected the aforementioned strategic areas that directly address and put into practice the organization's mission.
Likewise, CBDIO has remained attentive to the reality
Years later CBDIO opened two more offices to serve the needs of the growing indigenous community.
In January 1996, CBDIO organized in San Juan Bautista,
CBDIO kept promoting these trainings and in 1999, it sponsored a session with the participation of indigenous people who speak Chatino,
We, the indigenous communities who work with CBDIO, also want to wish you success as the US Federal Executive.
Although FIOB and CBDIO coordinate their work together to benefit the indigenous community, an autonomous and independent board of directors governs the CBDIO.
the 20th anniversary of CBDIO.
The FIOB and CBDIO condemns the sensationalism that some of the media outlets have published in relation to the case of Marcelino de Jesús Martínez since it contributes to the public's misinformation
It is important to highlight that throughout the two decades that CBDIO has worked for
On August 15, 2009, CBDIO carried out a special celebration in which we recognized the valuable contributions of the Naa Xini("Leaders" in the Mixtec Language) Project participants.
Thanks to the production of CBDIO in co-production with FIOB and Worldpoststudios, a group of women participants of Indigenous Women in Leadership- Mujeres Indígenas en Liderazgo(MIEL) a CBDIO project, made possible the documentary,"Alma de Maíz" http://www. worldpoststudios. com/fiob.
This is the reason why we consider important to share this information and at the same time we are offering the interpreting services of indigenous people who have been professionally trained by CBDIO.
the 20th anniversary of CBDIO.
In 2014, through a contract with the Madera County Health Department, CBDIO opened an office space in the same building of the Department of Health to provide support to the community.