Cuba: A case study on sanctions
After 61 years of an embargo preventing trade between the U.S. and Cuba, one might hope for evidence that U.S. sanctions improved the lives of ordina...
A Call for Hope and Continued Peacebuilding from Colombia
“In this biblical spirit and in solidarity with peacebuilders in Colombia, we write to let the public know that on Saturday, July 14, 2018, we learned...
A Transformative Agenda on Migration
Kathrine Garrison is the Program and Advocacy Associate at MCC’s UN Office in New York. Her work at the MCC UN Office centers on migration, food secur...
Waiting for Everything
Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This reflection was originally published on Anna’s personal blog.
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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 ...
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 hist...
ELECTIONS: AN OCCASION FOR PRAYER FOR HAITI
Katharine Oswald, together with her husband Ted Oswald, works with MCC Haiti as the Policy Analyst & Advocacy Coordinator. This post was originall...
The Body of Christ
Katie Geluso, is a Salter currently serving in Mexico City. This post was adapted from her personal blog.
Burundi’s president wants to run for an ...
Action Alert: Mass Deportation in the Dominican Republic
Amnesty International released this Urgent Action on 29 January concerning a mass deportation in the Dominican Republic.
"On 27 January, 51 people, i...
Action Alert: Conscientious Objector Detained in Colombia
From Justapaz, partner of MCC Colombia:
(Para leer en español)
On behalf of Colombian conscientious objector Jhonatan Vargas, student and youth leader...