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Solutions Journalism

How the Tz’utujil people challenged beach privatization at Lake Atitlán

Residents of San Pedro la Laguna have promoted a regulation to prevent the privatization of Lake Atitlán beaches.

Guaranteeing water access isn’t easy. ASADAs show that it’s possible

“It makes me feel very proud because it's a little treasure that's now protected,” says Karina Villalobos. She’s referring to a plot of a...

This house overwhelms me and no one is grateful

Thousands of women are taking on vital and invisible domestic work. Innovative policies like Manzanas del Cuidado (Caregiving Blocks) in Bogotá, Colombia, offer support...

The women of Salta are building their future

In Salta, Argentina, more and more women are making their way into construction jobs, thanks to training programs and labor quota laws. They are...

Transvestite, trans, and non-binary schools: an educational model from Argentina to New York

Mocha Celis was the first high school in the world created to make it possible for transvestites, transsexuals, and non-binary people to complete their...

The women transforming Argentina’s tea fields into engines of change

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.

Networks of hope: women from Piura fight against gender violence

In this rural area of ​​Peru, women organized in community networks defy fear and state indifference to bring justice and hope to victims of...

From privilege to subjectivity: reflecting on masculinities to improve gender equity

Conversation groups for men to mitigate the damage caused by rigid gender norms are used to confront gender inequity in this story about Program...

Oriente Recicla, a recycling benchmark in El Salvador

In the face of government inability to manage solid waste in eastern El Salvador, the Oriente Recicla initiative offers a sustainable solution. Journalist Jackeline...

Náhuat thrives: how to save a language from extinction

Náhuat, one of El Salvador’s indigenous languages, is at risk of extinction—as are 38% of all indigenous languages in Latin America and the Caribbean....
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