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A conversation with Costa Rica’s first certified mermaid

Katherine Stanley Obando -
If you’re as new to this topic as I was before talking to Madelline Sánchez, let me first assure you: yes. It’s a thing....
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Podcast in Spanish: For these rural Costa Rican communities, the solution to forest fires comes from within

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In our final longform of 2022, we’re proud to present our first longform story created for audio. We talk to two women who have...
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Podcast in Spanish: From cattle fields to packed stadiums: the women who transformed Costa Rican soccer

El Colectivo 506 -
Mónica Quesada Cordero reads Alejandro Zúñiga’s story from our November 2021 edition, “Tenacious,” focused on non-traditional professional sports in Costa Rica. This piece showcases...
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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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Just in Time for the Holidays: Arts and craft fair takes over Atenas

Judith LaBelle -
Every community has distinctive features that set it apart from its neighbors and are a source of local pride. Sometimes these are natural features,...
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Have communities kept learning from their past emergencies?

Cristian Mora Pérez / David Josué Bolaños Jiménez -
Deadline, a contest based at the University of Costa Rica, challenges journalism students to create a story for publication in a Costa Rican outlet—for...
Rearview 2022

The power of looking back

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
On November 30, we held our annual virtual newsroom meeting with our community at El Colectivo 506. Katherine and I loved this conversation with...
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In Misiones, businesses that produce the traditional beverage using artisanal techniques are helping to consolidate female leadership in areas where they have historically been relegated.

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