A Letter from the Bordos
Ryan Johnson-Evers is a 2016 Bluffton University graduate from Muskego, Wisconsin. He currently works in San Pedro Sula, Honduras with the Mennonite S...
Hospitality, Boyasence Style
Anna Vogt is the Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on her personal blog.
I have never felt so welcomed in ...
Haitian Farmers to the U.S. Government: “No to free peanuts!”
The USDA is planning to ship 500 metric tons of dry-roasted U.S. peanuts to Haiti to feed schoolchildren this fall. Ask Haitian peanut farmer St. Abel...
Climate Change and Migration: Nicaragua
Derrick Charles is the co-representative of MCC Nicaragua. This post is part of our ongoing series on migration.
“The guy who lives there is in t...
Weekly Roundup, March 11: Special Edition Environmental Defenders
The death of Berta Cáceres last Thursday continues to reverberate throughout Latin America. The award winning Honduran Indigenous and environmental ac...
The Paris Agreement. And now what?
Stephanie McDonald, senior policy advisor for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Her article was originally posted on the Ottawa Office Notebook.
As I ...
The Mountains are on Fire
Anna Vogt is the MCC LACA Advocacy and Policy Analyst. This post was originally published on Anna’s personal blog.
One of my first memories fro...
A Livelihood Threatened: Bolivia
Elizabeth Vincent works with the Center for Ecology and the Andean People (CEPA), a friend organization of Mennonite Central Committee.
In November...
Creation Care and Faith: Reflections on the People’s Summit
Elizabeth Hostetter works with the Red UMAVIDA and Elizabeth Vincent with the Center for Ecology and the Andean People (CEPA). Both are friend organiz...
Drought, food security and migration in Central America
By Elizabeth Scambler, MCC Latin America's Disaster Management Coordinator, based in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Central America is seeing one of the wor...