Lluvia Esperada: Más Allá del Agua, Una Reflexión Sobre Incendios y Esperanza
Por: Jessica González, Facilitadora de PMER y PSEA en Bolivia
Decimos que el agua es vida, pero pocas veces reflexionamos sobre lo que realmente s...
5-Part Series: International Day of Peace and Nonviolence (part 5)
Hoy, en el Día Internacional de la Noviolencia, concluimos nuestra serie sobre las mujeres y la construcción de paz en Guatemala. Al recordar nuestro...
5-Part Series: International Day of Peace and Nonviolence (part 3)
La resistencia sigue…
Por: Febe Madrigal
El reloj marcaba las 9:30 de la mañana cuando las semilleras nos encaminábamos a tener nuestro ret...
Five women inspiring me in Bolivia
It’s not hard to find women in Bolivia that inspire me and who are inspiring others in their community. MCC is brimming with partners around the worl...
MCC LACA Marks International Women’s Day
March 8th is International Women’s Day, a commemoration that has its roots in the early 20th-century labour movement. Since then, it has been commemo...
Walking Together: Notes from MCC LACA’s 2022 Indigenous Peoples Encounter
In 1491, the territory that we now call the Americas was full of communities of many colours and sounds, of flourishing art, with sophisticated and d...
Anabaptist churches and organizations respond to violence in Colombia
On April 28, tens of thousands of Colombia marched in a renewed iteration of the National Strike that had begun strongly in November 2019. With the ar...
The Heresy of U.S. Exceptionalism
As extremists scaled the wall of the U.S. Capitol, I sat less than four miles away, staring at my computer screen and trying to follow the news repor...
A chapina in Nicaragua
*chapín/chapina is a word many Guatemalans use to refer to themselves.
“Dale”—a slang word that means something like “go for it”—is one of the mos...
Yes, Racism is Alive in Colombia
This article is part of a series about racism in Colombia. Read more.
“I can’t believe what you say, because I see what you do.” James Baldwin
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