Honduras – Page 3

MCC partner connections brings treatment for Chagas disease

February 20, 2017

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

Photo courtesy of CODESO: Iván Osorto and his wife, Marlenis Espinal, received treatment for Chagas disease. They are pictured here with two of their six children, Maynor Yair Osorto, and Lesley Merary Osorto...

Variations on a Vocabulary

January 25, 2017

Advocacy, Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, Mining Justice, Peace and Non-Violence

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Anna Vogt is the Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on her personal blog. There are still moments, as I pass families and small groups of friends in the park, that I c...

Honduras report: Strong families start with the kids

January 23, 2017

Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

Pastor Porfirio Zelaya Rubio gestured to the street outside the front door of Iglesia Menonita Sion (Zion Mennonite Church). He spoke in a quiet voice, not wanting to draw the attention of neighborhood children...

The Year of Mercy

December 19, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Mexico, Migration

Anna Vogt is the Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. This post was originally published on her personal blog. There is a family story sketched inside my head. Details have blurred and faded over the year...

Biking for education

August 10, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

For Katerina Parsons, this past year has been an opportunity to experience first-hand how individuals working together can make a difference. Parsons, a Michigan native from Bethel Church in Jackson, Mich., sp...

Micro-migration from the Bordos to El Trebol in Honduras

July 20, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Migration

Benjamin Kreider worked as a SALTer with CASM over the past year. This post is part of our ongoing series on migration. We used to be afraid when it rained. Afraid that the water would rise and wash us away...

Corruption in Honduras’ Police Force and the Promise of Reform

June 27, 2016

Action Alerts, Advocacy, Country Programs, Honduras, Peace and Non-Violence

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...

Choosing to Stay: Vocational Opportunities for Migrants

May 18, 2016

Advocacy, Honduras, Migration, Peace and Non-Violence

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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...

The Food We Share

Las piedras claman – Peace Camp, Akron | 10 al 15 de marzo

Stones Cry Out: Reflecting on Peace Camp, Akron | March 10-15

Earth Day 2025: Cultivating and consolidating peace in Colombia