Beyond the pain that comes with fleeing from war, displaced people also have a great burden financially. That’s why a renowned chef is helping people displaced by the armed conflict in Colombia find a profitable source of income by teaching them the value of farming indigenous food. Not only is her work bringing a sense of normalcy back into the lives of the displaced, but it’s also putting ancestral cuisine back on the map in Colombia.
This chef is rebuilding lives in Colombia through indigenous cuisine
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