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...
Abel Machaca: To be in the truth
In the coming months, MCC LACA is republishing stories from the Life Stories project produced by seeders from the MCC Bolivia program. The Life Storie...
All that Glitters is Arracacha
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Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. Th...
Surrendering control, improving outcomes: Learning an engineering of accompaniment
Riley Mulhern is the technical WASH advisor for a Bolivian NGO and a Mennonite Central Committee Seed worker addressing issues of contamination and wa...
A Cross of Silver: Prayers from Bolivia
Steve Plenert is the co-representative for MCC Bolivia.
As we approach Easter there can be a strong urge to look past the crucifixion and jump to ...
Variations on a Vocabulary
Anna Vogt is the Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on her personal blog.
There are still moments, as I pas...
Thinking Collectively: The Ixil University and Education for Liberation
Nancy Sabas is the former MCC Guatemala Connecting Peoples Coordinator. She currently works in Colombia.
A few weeks ago, I visited the Ixil regio...
Mining & Mennonites: The Prophetic Role of the Church in Ibagué
José Antonio Vaca Bello is married and has two daughters. He has been a member of the Mennonite Church for more than 35 years and has carried out dif...
The (not so) Good Life in Guatemala
Nancy Sabas is the Connecting Peoples Coordinator in Guatemala.
The Connecting Peoples program of MCC Guatemala and El Salvador hosted a group of ...
Weekly Roundup, March 11: Special Edition Environmental Defendors
The death of Berta Cáceres last Thursday continues to reverberate throughout Latin America. The award winning Honduran Indigenous and environmental ...