A Letter from the Future
Vibrant and active young people define the LACA region. From photographing beauty in the midst of structural injustice to show Haiti on its own terms,...
Desiring Peace in Colombia: Chocoanos Protest Government Abandonment in Nonviolent Civic Strike
Carrie Vereide and Daniel Christie live and work in Choco, Colombia as part of MCC's Seed program.
August 24th marked a historic day for Colombia....
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 ...
The Privilege of Being Uncomfortable
Once a year, I spend a day travelling by jeep through the Montes de Maria.
I hate it.
I love the communities that we visit, the conversations an...
The (not so) Good Life in Guatemala
Nancy Sabas is the Connecting Peoples Coordinator in Guatemala.
The Connecting Peoples program of MCC Guatemala and El Salvador hosted a group of ...
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...
Haiti Is Vibrant
The international press diffuses a single narrative of Haiti - one of political instability, malnutrition, disease and devastation. "The poorest count...
Haiti Is Verdant
The international press diffuses a single narrative of Haiti - one of political instability, malnutrition, disease and devastation. "The poorest count...
An Advocacy Learning Tour
Katharine Oswald is a policy analyst and advocacy coordinator with MCC Haiti. This post was originally published on the MCC Haiti blog.
Last week...
“When he woke up, the monster was still there”
Nancy Sabas is the Connecting Peoples Coordinator for MCC Guatemala/El Salvador. She is from Honduras.
“When he woke up, the monster was still ther...