Kumbaya Advocacy, Ya’ll
Anna Vogt is the MCC LACA Advocacy and Policy Analyst. This post was originally published on Anna’s personal blog.
At one point during a discussion on development paradigms at the last MCC Colombia retreat,...
The most interesting place in Colombia
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Amy Eanes just finished two years of living and working in Istmina, Choco as part of the MCC Seed program. She currently works in Bogota, Colombia with MCC in PMER, delegations and advoc...
Simple Living, with Cheese
Anna Vogt is the MCC LACA Advocacy and Policy Analyst. This post was originally published on Anna’s personal blog.
My apartment has been filled with blessed silence the last few days. On Monday night, I li...
Welcome to the Table
Charissa Zehr is the Legislative Associate for International Affairs in the MCC Washington Offce.
“It looks like all you did was eat,” joked my mom as we reflected on the pictures I had been posting on ...
Refugee Peacemakers
Omar and I welcoming the students to the Mennonite Church. Photo by Aziz Abdul.
David Sulewski, together with his wife Tibrine da Fonesca, works with MCC in Quito, Ecuador, coordinating the Refugee Project, a ...
Jello for Breakfast, Rice the Rest of the Time
Lettuce, but no rice!
Anna Vogt is the MCC LACA Advocacy and Policy Analyst. This post was originally published on Anna's personal blog.
Every lunch and dinner at the conference last month included a g...
A flurry of support for peace
Charissa Zehr is the legislative associate for international affairs at the MCC Washington office. This article was originally posted on the Washington Memo.
You know how it goes when you are getting ready to...
Peace is not achieved by saying “We want peace,” but by working for it
Amy Eanes lives and works in Istmina, Choco as part of the MCC Seed program. This blog was first posted on the Seed Blog.
Peace building in the context of the armed conflict, government neglect, and poverty...
The Butterflies of Buenaventura (Part 4): No Peace Without Women
Photo by Natalio Pino
Photo by Natalio Pino
David Sulewski, together with his wife Tibrine da Fonesca, works with MCC in Quito, Ecuador, coordinating the Refugee Project, a ministry of the Mennonite ...