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El Colectivo 506 recognized at first-ever Carework Network awards

Katherine Stanley Obando -
This week, we were honored to receive one of the first-ever Carework Network Awards for El Colectivo 506's October 2022 edition, "Las Titas." This inspiring...
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El Colectivo 506 honored by the jury of Costa Rica’s Pío Víquez National Journalism Award

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Our media organization, founded and led by women passionate about in-depth solutions journalism, has been honored by the jury of Costa Rica's Pío Víquez...
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Can Costa Rican municipalities safeguard caregivers’ mental health?

Katherine Stanley Obando -
“Mom, don’t do that. Mom, make sure you don’t fall down. Mom, you ok over there?” Psychologist Giselle Chanto is trying to show me how...
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Podcast in Spanish: Caregiving as a shared public-private responsibility in Costa Rica

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Mónica Quesada Cordero reads her report in Spanish from the October 2022 edition, 'Las Titas', which focused on inequalities in care work and the...
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In Tibás, paying it forward

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Rocío Monge, 63, and Enrique Barreda, 64, have lived in Tibás all their lives. When they were a young couple, they built their house...
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Caregiving as a shared public-private responsibility in Costa Rica

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In Costa Rica, 80% of households with children under four assume 100% of the caregiving. This usually means that women take on this task. An...
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Bilingual podcast: Las Titas

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This episode of our podcast is biliingüal. Mónica and Katherine talk about caregiving, in Costa Rica, in their lives, in the lives of the...
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The challenges of older adults in Costa Rica today

Andrea Teran -
Costa Rica is getting old. Experts tell us that the older adult population is going to grow exponentially; the population pyramid is about to...
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In Talamanca, a powerful ‘mother hen’

Glorianna Ximendaz -
In 2020 I became a mother for the first time. I remember that one of the first people I wanted to call was doña...
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The economy of care and its professionalization

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Paola Mejías Molina was in the last months of her nursing degree at Santa Lucía University when she decided to start a business: highly...
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The dark-soul magnolia rises among the forests of Urrao

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Every day in the Colibrí del Sol reserve, two women protect the Urrao magnolia, an endangered tree, from indiscriminate logging and agricultural expansion that...

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