On the frontline of conservation and reforestation In rural Guatemala, women have traditionally been responsible for collecting all the water to meet their household needs.

Rosalia Pacheco Tzuban: ‘We Are Constantly Learning’ Ever since she gave birth to her first child, a son, Rosalia wanted to be a nurse. But

Fighting for the Next Generation of Midwives In a family with five generations of midwives in Nebaj, Catarina was reluctant to accept the calling. “I

‘People in the Community Trust Us’ Donata has been a midwife in the Pacán community of Totonicapán for 22 years, delivering an estimated 450 babies

Saving the ecosystem while creating livelihoods Miriam Pérez, 52, suits up slowly and carefully, making sure every inch of skin is covered. She fires up

Reducing risks and empowering women in vulnerable rural areas in Guatemala In Central America’s Dry Corridor – a parched landscape that extends through Costa Rica,

“We started to take everything we could, but most things were left behind” Daisy Chavac “My name is Daisy Marilú Chavac Camey. I am 28

“My house is underwater” “This also happened 22 years ago. Even the catholic church was flooded; a street was covered and after two weeks it

“We are running out of firewood and food” Campur is a watershed of approximately 8 square kilometers, however, since the passage of storms ETA and

“Migrant shelters” are places of hope for migrants in Guatemala As the number of migrants from Central America to the United States and Mexico continues