Seeking Refugee in Mexico City
Casa de los Amigos is a Quaker guesthouse and MCC partner, located in the heart of Mexico City. Through its programs, community space, and social and cultural activities, the Casa promotes peace with justice, f...
Corruption in Honduras’ Police Force and the Promise of Reform
Katerina Parsons currently serves as a SALTer doing research and communications with the Asociación para una Sociedad mas Justa (ASJ), an MCC partner in Honduras.
“We already have the hitmen, right?” one Ho...
Adiós Guerra (A Special Weekly Round-Up)
Anna Vogt is the regional advocacy and context analyst. This article was originally posted on her personal blog.
My walk to work this morning was normal. I passed the same dog walkers and shoeshine man as ...
South to South: Stories of Haitian Youth Migrating from the Dominican Republic
by Ted and Katharine Oswald
Haiti and the Dominican Republic (D.R.) are neighboring countries, sharing the island of Hispaniola. Haitians have historically migrated across the porous border to find economic ...
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, MCC Haiti hosted its third Advocacy Learning Tour in recen...
Choosing to Stay: Vocational Opportunities for Migrants
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...
“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 there”: The conflict of Banana and Oil palm companies in La Blan...
Climate Change and Migration: Nicaragua
Derrick Charles is the co-representative of MCC Nicaragua. This post is part of our ongoing series on migration.
“The guy who lives there is in the United States. The one over there is in the United States...
Migration throughout the Heart of South America
Rebekah Nimtz is an MCC Service Worker in the cross-roads, bread-basket city of Cochabamba, Bolivia. This blog post is part of our series on migration.
"Nadie parte fácilmente y quizás nunca del todo." -Emm...
Stories and Labels
The author, far right, stands beside Betty. Betty lives with Angel, on the left, who is from Barcelona. The Cat was purchased by the City of Barcelona from another Colombian who migrated to Europe years ago, F...