El Salvador – Page 2

Exchange participants jump into their assigments!

October 13, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala

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Drought, food security and migration in Central America

September 17, 2014

Climate Change, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration, Nicaragua, Rural Justice

By Elizabeth Scambler, MCC Latin America's Disaster Management Coordinator, based in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Central America is seeing one of the worst droughts in decades. Images in the media are filled with ...

MCC responds to child migrant crisis

September 11, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration, Nicaragua

In Guatemala, MCC is providing comforters, blankets, hygiene kits and funding to a home run by Missionaries of Saint Charles Scalabrinians, which provides temporary shelter to migrants such as Nanci Adair Gali...

Understanding the child migrant surge

August 20, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration

US/Mexico Border. Wikimedia Commons. By Chris Hershberger-Esh, MCC’s Context Analyst for Latin America and the Caribbean, based in Mexico City. Starting in late June, U.S. and international media became...

Oh mother, did you just leave your children?

August 13, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration

By Nancy Sabas, the Connecting Peoples Coordinator for MCC Guatemala/El Salvador, originally from Honduras. Growing up in Honduras, I remember hearing to my mother bring up the idea of migrating to work in the...

ACTION ALERT: Urge Congress and the President to treat migrants from Central American with compassion

July 11, 2014

Action Alerts, Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration

Please check out this important action alert from MCC Washington if you live in the United States. Children fleeing violence in Central America must be treated humanely. ...

Uprooted: Migration in Mexico and Central America

July 8, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Migration

In May, MCC Mexico helped host a group of eight young adults from across Canada. They started on the U.S./Mexico border, then travelled to Mexico City, and finally visited the Mexico/Guatemala border. Rachel Be...

Secrets from the non-famous and inspired

June 19, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala

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Healing art for a wounded Perquin

May 16, 2014

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala

By: Nancy SabasLocal women showing their weaving project ¨Women in the bible¨The department of Morazán in the Northeast side of El Salvador hides in it a small and picturesque town: Perquin. It is certainly a v...

Challenges of an indigenous university in a westernized education system

March 31, 2014

El Salvador, Guatemala

By Nancy Sabas¨Are you the same ones that came to kill my people?¨ asked hesitantly an Ixil community Elder to a group of 10 curious students soon-to-become teachers from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada....

The Food We Share

Lluvia Esperada: Más Allá del Agua, Una Reflexión Sobre Incendios y Esperanza

5-Part Series: International Day of Peace and Nonviolence (part 5)

5-Part Series: International Day of Peace and Nonviolence (part 4)

Exchange participants jump into their assigments!

Drought, food security and migration in Central America

MCC responds to child migrant crisis

Understanding the child migrant surge

Oh mother, did you just leave your children?

ACTION ALERT: Urge Congress and the President to treat migrants from Central American with compassion

Uprooted: Migration in Mexico and Central America

Secrets from the non-famous and inspired

Healing art for a wounded Perquin

Challenges of an indigenous university in a westernized education system

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

A Call for Hope and Continued Peacebuilding from Colombia

A Transformative Agenda on Migration