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FIWNA: Celebrating Culture, Love, and Community Unity
The Federation of Indigenous Women of Nepal in America (FIWNA) proudly upholds traditions that reflect not just our cultural values but the deep love and solidarity within our community. In keeping with this spirit, we recently celebrated a joyful and heartfelt baby shower for two of our dear members—Treasurer Barmaya Pun Magar and Member Nilima Shakya
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This event was not just a celebration of motherhood—it was a reminder of what FIWNA stands for. Our organization is more than a network; it is a family grounded in compassion, cultural preservation, and mutual support. Whether we face moments of sorrow or joy, we come together to lift one another. That is our way. That is our strength.
As we gathered to bless and honor the soon-to-be mothers, we also honored our shared heritage—a culture that teaches us to celebrate together, grieve together, and grow together. With laughter, blessings, food, and heartfelt wishes, we reaffirmed that our traditions are alive not only in rituals but in the love we extend to one another.
Moments like these remind us that the heart of our organization lies not only in advocacy but in genuine connection—celebrating the joys of life and standing with each other through its trials. These values guide who we are today and who we hope to become tomorrow.
Let’s continue to preserve our Indigenous customs and nurture the bonds that define our identity as women, as mothers, as leaders, and as a community that refuses to let go of love.
We look forward to welcoming two new souls into our extended FIWNA family. Our hearts are full, and our community is stronger than ever
Celebrated on 05/31/2025
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