Honduras – Page 4

Choosing to Stay: Vocational Opportunities for Migrants

May 18, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Migration, Peace and Non-Violence

Rafael (plaid) and Javier, two program participants, work on the electrical panel of an air conditioning unit in a Refrigeration Training Course provided by CASM. Emily Bowman. Emily Bowman is the...

Advocacy Encounter: Guatemala 2016

April 11, 2016

Advocacy, Bolivia, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua

Anna Vogt is the MCC LACA Policy Analyst and Advocacy Support. “A world of peace, a people with dignity, equality and equity with rights. Ancestral communities in resistance, full of hope. Strength lies in a...

Weekly Roundup, March 11: Special Edition Environmental Defenders

March 11, 2016

Advocacy, Climate Change, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mining Justice, Weekly Roundup

The death of Berta Cáceres last Thursday continues to reverberate throughout Latin America. The award winning Honduran Indigenous and environmental activist was shot and killed and the only witness, Gustavo Cas...

Biking Coast to Coast for Education in Honduras

January 25, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

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Photos courtesy Transformemos Honduras and Costa a Costa: transformemoshonduras.com/cac/multimedia/ Katerina Parsons, a Michigan native, graduated from Calvin College and now is working at the Association f...

Weekly News Roundup Jan 15: Deportations and US Policy

January 15, 2016

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Migration

Migration is a human right. Brittany Vogt U.S. decries rising violence in Central America but will continue deportations The United States is growing increasingly concerned about rising violence in Cen...

Understanding International Anti-Corruption Measures in Honduras

January 13, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

Monday, December 21, 2015 By Katerina Parsons, SALT with ASJ, Republished with permission from her blog photo courtesy flickr user rbreve They called themselves the Indignados, “The Outraged,” and they took ...

When Justice Looks Like Paperwork

November 18, 2015

Advocacy, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

Written by Katerina Parsons (SALTer working in Tegucigalpa with MCC Partner, Asociación para una Sociedad Más Justa) November 7, 2015 It’s the end of the month, so I’m going over my budget and making sure e...

Manos A La Tierra

November 18, 2015

Advocacy, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence, Rural Justice

Merelin Amaya Ponce and Kenri Cardona work with their group to construct a paper house. We were proud of the small house we had constructed. With only 10 minutes and scraps of paper, we had worked feverishly...

When Justice Looks Like Paperwork

November 18, 2015

Honduras, Uncategorized

Courtesy Association for a More Just Society Katerina Parsons, a Michigan native, graduated from Calvin College and now is working at the Association for a More Just Society in Tegucigalpa, Hondur...

Peacemakers: The Role of Anabaptist Churches in Guatemala and Honduras

October 19, 2015

Advocacy, Guatemala, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

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Prayer Gathering in the Plaza in Guatemala City. Anna Vogt is the LACA Advocacy and Policy Analyst. “In light of the present situation, we call on: All of the members of the Evangelical Mennonite Church ...

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)

Choosing to Stay: Vocational Opportunities for Migrants

Advocacy Encounter: Guatemala 2016

Weekly Roundup, March 11: Special Edition Environmental Defenders

Biking Coast to Coast for Education in Honduras

Weekly News Roundup Jan 15: Deportations and US Policy

Understanding International Anti-Corruption Measures in Honduras

When Justice Looks Like Paperwork

Manos A La Tierra

When Justice Looks Like Paperwork

Peacemakers: The Role of Anabaptist Churches in Guatemala and Honduras

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

A Call for Hope and Continued Peacebuilding from Colombia

A Transformative Agenda on Migration