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Creating Peru’s first Public Health Community Center: A conversation with Hands on Peru NGO Co-founder, Katie Baric
Peru

Creating Peru’s first Public Health Community Center: A conversation with Hands on Peru NGO Co-founder, Katie Baric

Due to a weak national health system, the citizens of Peru often suffer from preventable chronic and infectious diseases. In…
August 21, 2020 Dana Carreno
Arson or Accident? How a Cathedral Fire Reignited Tensions Over Religious Freedom in Nicaragua
Nicaragua

Arson or Accident? How a Cathedral Fire Reignited Tensions Over Religious Freedom in Nicaragua

On July 31, 2020, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Nicaragua’s capital city of Managua caught fire and nearly…
August 20, 2020 Zenia Grzebin
Immigration in The Mountain State: A Conversation with the ACLU’s Jackie Lozano
West Virginia

Immigration in The Mountain State: A Conversation with the ACLU’s Jackie Lozano

In August of 2019, patrons of the Tortilla Factory restaurant in Barboursville, West Virginia were met with a closed restaurant…
August 19, 2020 Etti Cooper
“Sin Justicia No Hay Orgullo:” LGBTQI+ Activism in Ecuador
Ecuador

“Sin Justicia No Hay Orgullo:” LGBTQI+ Activism in Ecuador

On the June 26th, the streets of Guayaquil, Ecuador resonated with the words of LGBTQI+ collectives Maricas Unidas and Guayaqueercity,…
August 18, 2020 Dani Garcia
The Right to Memory and Racial Justice Initiative on Police Abolition, Femicide, and COVID-19 in Brazil
Brazil

The Right to Memory and Racial Justice Initiative on Police Abolition, Femicide, and COVID-19 in Brazil

As the movement to defund and abolish the police gains momentum worldwide, community organizers in Brazil, a country that suffers…
August 17, 2020 Maria Hernandez Pinto
Resilience Through Community: The Work of a Pastor in COVID-19 New York City
Washington Heights

Resilience Through Community: The Work of a Pastor in COVID-19 New York City

As with most cities where immigrants make up a minority of the population, Latino immigrants in New York City live…
August 14, 2020 Daniel Tepler
An Overview of U.S. Detention Centers–The Oppression of Children Detained
Detention

An Overview of U.S. Detention Centers–The Oppression of Children Detained

“Pasé 5 días en la perrera. Estuve enferma, pedí ayuda y no me la brindaron. Habían bebés llorando, niños enfermos.…
August 13, 2020August 13, 2020 Valeria Lopez
Por Eso! Perú: Meet the NGO working to combat malnutrition in the Andes 
Peru

Por Eso! Perú: Meet the NGO working to combat malnutrition in the Andes 

High in the Peruvian Andes, at an altitude of 3,700 meters, many Peruvian citizens find themselves living in impoverished, isolated,…
August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 Dana Carreno
Left Behind: How school districts can support English Learner and Immigrant Students during COVID-19
ELL Learners

Left Behind: How school districts can support English Learner and Immigrant Students during COVID-19

There is no doubt that COVID-19 has disrupted our learning environment and changed the way students learn. The sudden transition…
August 10, 2020August 11, 2020 Daisy Gonzalez
Broken Asylum System, Broken Border: An Overview of Asylum Policies in the United States
Asylum U.S.

Broken Asylum System, Broken Border: An Overview of Asylum Policies in the United States

Fear. Fear for their lives. Fear for their children’s lives. This singular feeling travels through every nerve in the bodies…
August 10, 2020 Aditi Mittal
Tejiendo Redes: Strategies to Support Migrants While Creating a Better World
Mexico

Tejiendo Redes: Strategies to Support Migrants While Creating a Better World

How do we create international solidarity? What possible connections exist between the struggles of immigrants from Northern Africa in Spain…
August 7, 2020August 10, 2020 Dashiell Allen
Finding Strength in Identity-The Mixteco/Indígena Immigrants of Central California
California

Finding Strength in Identity-The Mixteco/Indígena Immigrants of Central California

For indigenous migrants from southern Mexico, Guatemala, and other countries with prominent Indígena populations, the assumption of a monolithic Latinx…
August 6, 2020August 10, 2020 Laura Vences
ICE: Who they are, what they do, and why people are organizing against the agency
Immigration Reform

ICE: Who they are, what they do, and why people are organizing against the agency

ICE, which stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, came into the spotlight on July 6, 2020 for announcing that international…
August 4, 2020August 10, 2020 Natalia Johnson
Peruvian Independence Day: La Cultura Peruana
Peru

Peruvian Independence Day: La Cultura Peruana

¡Felices Fiestas Patrias, Perú! On Tuesday, July 28th, Perú celebrated its 199 years of independence. The Fiestas Patrias are usually…
August 1, 2020August 1, 2020 Jennifer Collao & Sofia Munoz
How COVID-19 Has Transformed Organized Crime and Narcotrafficking in the Northern Triangle, as told by Dr. Edmond Mulet and Luis Contreras
Northern Triangle

How COVID-19 Has Transformed Organized Crime and Narcotrafficking in the Northern Triangle, as told by Dr. Edmond Mulet and Luis Contreras

COVID-19, the highly contagious virus that has infected over 17 million people world wide, has transformed the way we work,…
July 31, 2020 Zenia Grzebin
Commonwealth, Independence or Statehood: Potential Outcomes for Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico

Commonwealth, Independence or Statehood: Potential Outcomes for Puerto Rico

On November 3, 2020, Puerto Rico will hold their sixth referendum regarding whether or not the island should be granted…
July 30, 2020 Lydia Millhon
Meet the woman behind the creation of the Violet Economy®, part of Ecuador’s post COVID-19 economic revival plan
Ecuador

Meet the woman behind the creation of the Violet Economy®, part of Ecuador’s post COVID-19 economic revival plan

Across the world, COVID-19 has caused irreparable damage to communities, affecting economic growth and unemployment, while enhancing excruciating gaps in…
July 29, 2020July 29, 2020 Ciara Sotomayor
Bolivia’s battles: Facing democratic instability and inequality amidst a global pandemic
Bolivia

Bolivia’s battles: Facing democratic instability and inequality amidst a global pandemic

Considered to be the poorest country in South America after Venezuela, it was imperative that Bolivia’s response to the COVID-19…
July 28, 2020July 28, 2020 Sofia Munoz
Helping a Nation Recover: The success of Peruvian innovators during the pandemic
Peru

Helping a Nation Recover: The success of Peruvian innovators during the pandemic

According to a report recently published by the Financial Times, the number of deaths per week in Peru totaled 40,100…
July 27, 2020July 27, 2020 Dana Carreno
“I don’t feel discarded. I’m a fighter:” Defending the Right to Live with Dignity in El Salvador
El Salvador

“I don’t feel discarded. I’m a fighter:” Defending the Right to Live with Dignity in El Salvador

I had the enormous pleasure of conversing with the journalist, photographer and professor, Marc Espín, co-founder and co-organizer of the project…
July 25, 2020July 28, 2020 Veronica Quezada
El Mirador Community Speaks out against U.S. Senate bill that could turn Guatemalan Mayan Ruins into a Privately Managed Resort
Guatemala

El Mirador Community Speaks out against U.S. Senate bill that could turn Guatemalan Mayan Ruins into a Privately Managed Resort

Archeologist Richard Hansen wants to create a privately managed and US government-funded tourist attraction in Guatemala’s Ancient Mayan city of…
July 23, 2020 Maria Hernandez Pinto

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