Visiting Palajunoj Valley ande the Municipal Dump in Xela By Ursula and Tanel In our table at the restaurant, we..
Colonialism, Genocide, and Palm Oil: A Q´eqchi´ indigenous village fights for their land in Chinebal, Guatemala
Women from San Pablo Cuatro Venados resist and defend their ancestral lands
Adolescence and Youth within the Context of Covid-19
Dispossession of ancestral lands: The case of the Maya Q’eqchi ‘Cataljí community
Call for Indigenous Writers of Mexico and Central America
Exiled Maya leader Lolita Chávez: Nightmares of the past, dreams of the future
Interview with mayor-elect Luis Grijalva
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María José Longo On the morning of March 8, a group of women walked 2.5 km from Quetzaltenango’s central park..
By Alejandra Teleguario When I was 8, mom, dad and I had “the talk” about menstruation, body changes, human reproduction,..
By María José Longo Although the Political Constitution of the Republic of Guatemala and international treaties recognize the association right..
By Johanna Luz Shorack Originally published in Latein Amerika Nachrichten in January 2022 , written in Spanish and translated into..
An interview with the Mayan activist Mash Mash about current protests and the fight for a Plurinational State. Written in..
Yessica Pastor In large part, the emergence of many of the not-for-profit organizations in Guatemala is a response to the..
Angélica Ayala (Nahua) In 2012, during the administrations of the former Mexican President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa and Governor Graco..
By: Carol Ixtabalan What can’t we take out of nature that isn’t useful in our life? All of the products..
By Luna Negra Women from the communities of Rebolledo, los Arquitos and Río Minas in San Pablo Cuatro Venados, Oaxaca,..
