Mexico – Page 2

Extra Vocabulary Required in Some Corners of Mexico

March 20, 2018

Advocacy, Mexico, Peace and Non-Violence

Quinn Brenneke is a SALTer working with MCC Mexico partner Voces Mesoamericanas. When I had the choice to take a language class in 7th grade, my dad’s wisdom was to learn Spanish. He predicted what has beco...

A Christmas Story among the Displaced

December 25, 2017

Advocacy, Guatemala, Mexico, Migration, Rural Justice

Quinn Brenneke is a SALTer working with MCC Mexico partner Voces Mesoamericanas. Mateo Lopez Ramirez's* parents didn’t have a choice. When they heard that they would be forced out of their home by soldiers,...

Our Father of Migrants

November 7, 2017

Advocacy, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Migration

Dan Gonzalez, Director of the Theological Community of Mexico. This prayer was shared during an encounter of Anabaptist leaders in March 2017. The encounter, facilitated by MCC, focused on themes of migration,...

Born out of the rubble; a migrant’s story

October 31, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration

Lindsey Frye is a member of Laurel Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster, PA. She is currently living in Chiapas, Mexico with her husband Chris, and daughters Ramona and Ruthie. She works as an Ecumenism Promote...

More than just solidarity

October 6, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration

Charissa Zehr is the Legislative Associate for International Affairs in MCC U.S.’ Washington Office. She recently visited Casa Migrante on a trip with other MCC advocacy staff to better understand the context o...

Milpa Living

September 13, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration

Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst. ...

Restoring Compassion to the (Im)Migration Conversation

July 26, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration

Sara Ritchie-Helmuth is the Connecting People Coordinator with MCC Guatemala. The U.S. has historically honored and respected those who have journeyed to new lands—notable figures such as Christopher Columb...

Three Learnings from Haiti to Mexico

June 7, 2017

Advocacy, Climate Change, Haiti, Mexico, Rural Justice

Alberto Girón Lopez is from Chiapas, Mexico and Lindsey Frye is from Lancaster, PA, USA. Both work with an MCC partner organization, The Institute for Intercultural Studies. This article is part of our ongoing ...

Dinner with a Curandero on Mexico’s Southern Border

March 29, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration, Rural Justice

Lindsey Frye is a member of Laurel Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster, PA. She is currently living in Chiapas, Mexico with her husband Chris, and daughters Ramona and Ruthie. She works as an Ecumenism Promote...

Honouring the Caravan of Central American Mothers

March 15, 2017

Advocacy, Mexico, Migration

Anna Vogt is the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Advocacy and Context Analyst for Mennonite Central Committee. It is the final evening of the Observation Mission of Human Rights and Migration (MODH). As...

The Food We Share

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

Migration and misinformation

Moving Forward in the Midst of Sorrow

Extra Vocabulary Required in Some Corners of Mexico

A Christmas Story among the Displaced

Our Father of Migrants

Born out of the rubble; a migrant’s story

More than just solidarity

Milpa Living

Restoring Compassion to the (Im)Migration Conversation

Three Learnings from Haiti to Mexico

Dinner with a Curandero on Mexico’s Southern Border

Honouring the Caravan of Central American Mothers

Cuba: A case study on sanctions

A Call for Hope and Continued Peacebuilding from Colombia

A Transformative Agenda on Migration