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Universal Tribes

 



Universal tribe works for the betterment of tribal society. The organization helps tribal artists and farmers in preserving their art and culture. Also, it helps them generate desirable money for their very deserving hard work. It was established in 2017 with an aim of enlightening and upliftment of the area which is often ignored by our society. The people in tribal areas are extremely talented but don’t get the recognition that they deserve. Universal tribe came up as the great initiate providing monetary value to their artistic work. The organization works as a bridge between the tribal people and the people living in other rural and urban areas. 
There are people who genuinely want to contribute for the development of trial societies but could not find the way to do it. So, the universal tribe took a great initiative by bridging this gap. Tribal people are not seeking for donations, they are talented enough to create things that are valuable enough. The Universal Tribes help them by selling their products at reasonable prices. The organization helps them to get paid for their extra ordinary work. 
The general public has appreciated the products made by them and thankful to universal tribe for providing them some of the finest and the greatest art work. Tribal people have very rich and strong culture but there is a need to make them economically stronger by giving them appropriate money for their talent and hard work so that they can meet their expectations of living. The organization works with a vision of preserving art, keeping it alive and creating economic opportunities for them by bridging gap between the communities. This has also helped them by bringing their work online and hence helping their work reach to maximum number of people at every corner of the world. The organization has not been helping trial artist and farmers only but also providing a platform for many job seekers who genuinely wants to contribute for the welfare of the society.

  

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