Honoring the Single Mothers of Honduras
Honduras has been ranked one of the most difficult countries in Latin America to be a mother according to Save… more
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For the Love of Cheese, Their Children, & Each Other
With one of Modesta’s freshly made tortillas, it’s impossible not to fall in love with quesillo. She and her husband,… more
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Aunt and Niece Team Up to Better Their Business and Themselves
In a small village along the northwest coast of Honduras you can find Waldina, Ana and their nontraditional family striving… more
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Creating Her Own Sweet Place in the Job Market
A third of Honduras’ population faces underemployment, materializing in both insufficient job vacancies and underuse of skills. Even for those… more
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Flooding the Streets for Justice in Honduras
Peaceful marches are transpiring all across Honduras this week to call for justice. Excitement flooded the streets of La Ceiba… more
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Empowering Honduran Women to Empower Each Other: “Leaning in” to Equality
The National Congress of Honduras recently passed new legislation promoting equal pay for men and women performing equal work. Since… more
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Three Tips from Entrepreneurs Who Started From Nothing
Zulma always brings her products with her… she never knows when she might find a new customer! Launching a business… more
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Emotional Intelligence in Action: Taking Skills Learned to the Field
“…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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The Power of Pineapple Pastries: After Outward Migration, Women of Adelante Piece Their Community Back Together
Countless communities in Honduras have been devastated by the great outward migration over the course of this year. Odilia’s community… more
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She’s the Boss: Celebrating Honduran Women’s Day with Elena of Adelante
Elena has a laugh so positively joyful that it is impossible not to join in. Her humor and immense spirit… more
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