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Passion for journalism: reflections from El Salvador’s ‘Mediatón’
What do you do before starting a new project? It can be something relatively simple like your kid’s homework from school, or reorganizing a...
About the Latin America Solutions Journalism Fund
The Latin American Solutions Journalism Fund seeks to strengthen media ecosystems and public discourse at a critical time for Central and Latin America. We...
‘Tourism continues’ in Chirripó National Park
In April 2024, the administration of the Amistad Pacífico Conservation Area and Chirripó National Park announced that the reception of reservations in the park...
Introducing the Latin American Solutions Journalism Fund
What would happen if journalists in Latin America could more easily identify, report, and share stories across borders about what’s working in our countries?
What...
Host a solutions journalism circle: a quick-start guide for all ages
Are you a teacher or parent, looking for ways to engage kids and teens in current events without overwhelming them with negativity?
Are you tired...
Conversation and teaching guide: age-friendly cities
Have you ever had to run across a busy street because there was no crosswalk? Or had trouble getting up the steep steps of...
Learners’ Edition: How can a city become age-friendly?
This story has been adapted for elementary school, as well as English-language learners of all ages, from our longform piece “How can a city...
From Bogotá, urgent lessons for world journalism: four ideas from Festival Gabo 2024
“The collective is worth more than the individual, because what matters is quality,” said one of the four presenters at one of the dozens...
“This is evil,” said one of the Facebook comments about the Pride celebrations in my mother’s rural U.S. town. “Groomers,” another said simply.
As I...
What happens when you love it with detachment?
That’s the question I’m left pondering after 20 years of loving one country that isn’t mine—and my...
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Passion for journalism: reflections from El Salvador’s ‘Mediatón’
What do you do before starting a new project? It can be something relatively simple like your kid’s homework from school, or reorganizing a...
