Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This reflection was originally published on Anna’s personal blog.
Going to jail is harrowingly boring. The evening before m...
Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This reflection was originally published on Anna's personal blog.
The mood in the Bogota plaza was more sombre than excited...
Brendah Ndagire is from Uganda, East Africa. She currently serves as part of the MCC Colombia Seed program, working in Choco. This blog is part of our series on food security and climate change.
In February...
Alix Lozano is a Colombian Pastor and Theologian and the Co-founder of the Ecumenical
Women’s Group of Peace-Builders (GemPaz). This reflection is taken from the Days of Prayer and Action for Colombia worship...
Carolina Santana is from São Paulo, Brazil and is currently serving with the Seed program in Colombia. This post was originally published on the Seed blog.
February 26th marks one year since I arrived in C...
Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on Anna's personal blog.
My post-accord Bogota feels about the same as pre-peace accord...
Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst for Mennonite Central Committee.
March 11 was the 17th anniversary of Mampujan’s displacement and the massacre in Las Brisas...
Anna Vogt is the regional context analyst and advocacy support.
When I started working with MCC, I was excited about the possibilities of social justice. Together, as local communities and international ...
Anna Vogt is the Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on her personal blog.
There are still moments, as I pass families and small groups of friends in the park, that I c...
Chantelle Garber works and lives in Cali, Colombia, serving with MCC partner Edupaz.
The realities that students live and face in their communities and at home often carry over to their experiences at school...