Bridge-Building in Haiti: Creating Spaces for Dialogue
Katharine and Ted Oswald are the policy analyst and advocacy coordinators for MCC in Haiti. This article was originally published on the Ottawa Office...
Bearing Witness in 2014
What has been will be again,
What has been done will be done again;
There is nothing new under the sun.
Ecclesiastes 1:9
None of what the insightf...
Bike Reflections
Godswill Muzarabani is from from Zimbabwe and is serving with the Seed program in Cali, Colombia. This post was originally published on the Seed Colom...
Peace is Possible, but it is a Choice
Kevin and Cassie Zonnefeld are MCCers serving in Nicaragua, as Culture of Peace Educators. In their Conflict Transformation course, they asked student...
SPU to Ayoztinapa: Fitting in where I Don’t Belong
A personal reflection on the disapperance of the 43 Mexican students by Katie Geluso, a Salter currently serving in Mexico City. This post was adapted...
Haiti doesn’t need another occupation
The name Haiti conjures images of earthquake damage, people struggling to survive or memories of a service trip to help build houses or bring medical ...
Mass and peaceful march in remembrance of José Antonio’s death and demand for justice
By Sandra Kienitz, the Northern Program Coordinator for MCC Mexico
All photos by Sandra Kienitz, MCC Mexico
Two years after his death, José Antonio...
Hoping against hope: Peace Day
Jhonatan, a conscientious objector in Colombia, was released from jail this week. Photo credit: Christian Peacemaker Teams Colombia.
By Anna Vogt, a...
Action Alert: Conscientious Objector Detained in Colombia
From Justapaz, partner of MCC Colombia:
(Para leer en español)
On behalf of Colombian conscientious objector Jhonatan Vargas, student and youth leader...
Impunity and forgiveness
By Anna Vogt, a service worker in MCC Colombia currently working with Justapaz, a Mennonite organization working for justice, peace and non-violent ac...