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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...
Las Titas

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...
Las Titas

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...
Las Titas

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...
Las Titas

In Tamarindo: bringing three cultures together

Andrea del Mar -
Tamara Osnovikova, 82, is a great-grandmother. Her granddaughter, Katerina Veeden, is the mother of twins Michael and Michelle. The twins call their great-grandmother “Baba,”...
Las Titas

In Puriscal: the land of oblivion

Gloria Calderón Bejarano -
Doña María Isabel is 85 years old. Or 70. Or “I'm past 90.” Or she just says, “Wow, I'm too old to count.” The...
Las Titas

In Palmares, a bridge among four generations

Priscilla Mora Flores -
​​Beatriz Lizano Alvarado will soon turn 65, but she has a full-time job. In fact, she has two. She is responsible for her mother,...
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Eva is the seed

Priscilla Mora Flores -
Eva Morera Ulloa died at the age of 19. She was murdered by her ex-partner and the father of her son, who was then...
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The faces of teenage pregnancy

Priscilla Mora Flores -
"Before I had Gresley, I was so eager to meet her. What would she be like? Who would she be? How would she turn...
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My grandmother and the sea

Rebeca Saborio Carro -
  My grandmother named me, and from that moment she welcomed me as a daughter. When the fog came to her mind, I became the caretaker...
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