Chikungunya Can’t Stop Us: A Community Overcomes Illness Together
The word chikungunya originates from the Kimakonde language of Tanzania, where the illness was first documented in the early 1950s.… more
Read MoreThe word chikungunya originates from the Kimakonde language of Tanzania, where the illness was first documented in the early 1950s.… more
Read MoreLisa Green is a certified financial planner who specializes in empowering women through credit access, and is one of the… more
Read MoreThe changes that I’ve witnessed at Adelante since I arrived in 2012 have been astounding: our loan portfolio has diversified… more
Read MoreIn the last few months Honduras has suffered the most severe drought the nation has faced in the last 50… more
Read More“I love my work. My daughters, my family… All I do is for them,” says Betulia. She lives near the… more
Read MoreMany of the women that I have met during my travels in Honduras have stories of family disintegration caused by… more
Read MoreIn a small village along the northwest coast of Honduras you can find Waldina, Ana and their nontraditional family striving… more
Read MoreA third of Honduras’ population faces underemployment, materializing in both insufficient job vacancies and underuse of skills. Even for those… more
Read More“…I try to make them laugh, which always helps! It’s about being positive and continuing to improve.” – Orlando España,… more
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