Las piedras claman – Peace Camp, Akron | 10 al 15 de marzo
Escuchar, Preguntar, Caminar: Una reflexión sobre la justicia por Jessica González, Facilitadora de PMER y PSEA en Bolivia
El mes pasado tuve la o...
Stones Cry Out: Reflecting on Peace Camp, Akron | March 10-15
Listening, Asking, Walking: A Reflection on Justice by Jessica González, PMER and PSEA Facilitator in Bolivia
Last month I had the opportunity to ...
Migration and misinformation
In October of 2022, I stood at the border between Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas, and watched as small groups of individuals scrambled dow...
Moving Forward in the Midst of Sorrow
One of the things that haunts me most at Casa del Migrante ‘Scalabrini’ - Guatemala (CdMSG) is the journey ahead that people traveling north wi...
Photos: Leaving the Darién Gap
In December, I rolled out of bed and into the warm, humid early morning in Panama City at 3:00 in the morning. I had been invited to participate in a...
Walking Together: Notes from MCC LACA’s 2022 Indigenous Peoples Encounter
In 1491, the territory that we now call the Americas was full of communities of many colours and sounds, of flourishing art, with sophisticated and d...
Enough minutes to call
I’m grateful to God for this simple lesson: “What I saw as a misfortune has become a blessing for another, who in turn, out of their need, blessed me...
Luz: Laughter amidst the tears
The protagonist of today’s story is a woman who, for security reasons, I’ll call Luz.
Luz was born in La Guajira, on the Caribbean coast of Colomb...
How border militarization in southern Mexico is putting Central American migrants at risk
Doña Francisca* keeps a photo of herself and a young relative, Kevin*, on her phone. In the photo, Doña Francisca is wearing a mask, but Kevin is bar...