Educational Support in Nepal Ganesh Himal Trading aims to walk side-by-side with our partners in Nepal, even when support beyond business is needed. We feel a kinship and responsibility towards our community there, as one does for old friends who have experienced decades of life alongside you. Nanu is no different.
 Menstrual Training in NepalBy Kesang Yuyu &Cameron Norbu Attwood ConnerMenstrual Hygiene Day is on May 28, but CCF works year-round in Nepal to help bring awareness to the barriers women and girls face due to their period AND to help remove those barriers through education, training and reusable pad distribution! Thanks to all of
 Clothing has always been a large part of Ganesh Himal Trading's focus, whether it be sweaters, knitwear, shirts, pants, or dresses, and we have always paid close attention to what we produce and the impact on people and the planet. Clothing is something culturally we only pay attention to for how it
Environmental Stewardship has been a Core Value of Ganesh Himal Trading Since our Founding in 1984 Environmental stewardship has been a core value of Ganesh Himal Trading since our founding in 1984. This commitment to the environment has inspired many of our products being made from recycled or sustainable
Hunger in the times of Covid, grassroots organizing in Nepal by Kesang Yudron Covid-19 has pushed the world into unprecedented times of uncertainty, disruption and chaos. As often is the case, people living in poverty and hunger suffer the most. With the spread of the second wave, Covid-19 cases skyrocketed in Nepal with
Bragging Rights! By Dense Attwood, Co-Owner of Ganesh Himal Trading 24 years ago our son, Cameron Norbu Attwood Conner, was born as a bright and shining star into this world. He’s traveled many times back and forth to Nepal with us, happily been squished in with Nepali products in the car and even
The Commoner's Catalog for Changemaking By Cameron Conner One of my earliest childhood memories is being carried on my mother's hip through the streets of Kathmandu, walking side by side with Chunta Nepali, one of my parent's business partners in Nepal. As we slowly make our way through the streets of the
Sometimes it's Just Destiny Sometimes things are just meant to be. It’s more than coincidence, it’s more like destiny. That’s what happened in Sertung, Nepal in 2015. We were doing earthquake assessment in an area to the west of Langtang on a 12-day trek that few had traveled since before the Maoist
