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Central America Responds

Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

Silvia Castillo Nieto -
Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...
Central America Responds

Between hope and skepticism: the role of solutions journalism in a crumbling democracy

Adriana González -
With all due respect to journalism that takes risks and denounces injustices, we decided to create Lava in our country, El Salvador, to promote...
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An open letter to our readers after the U.S. election

Katherine Stanley Obando -
It is clear today, and it was clear last week and last year: if we the people of the Americas want to preserve our...
Ripple effect

Passion for journalism: reflections from El Salvador’s ‘Mediatón’

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
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...
Voices

How to love a country

Katherine Stanley Obando -
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...
Recycling

I built a recycling center at my hotel. Others should do it, too

Pippa Kelly -
When I moved to rural Costa Rica 2007, all the neighbors burned their rubbish. There was no municipal waste collection scheme. People would dump...
Recycling

How to dispose of medications in Costa Rica—and why it’s so important to do it right

Gustavo Sáenz García -
We all know that we can and should take care when disposing of recyclable materials such as cardboard, paper, glass, and certain plastics—or hazardous...
Recycling

The ecoins program: six years of learning and new challenges

Karla Chaves Brenes -
The ecoins program emerged in 2018 with the goal of offering a solution to a real need: the comprehensive management of solid waste. On...
Tools for journalists

How journalists get hired—and why we should talk about it

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This might seem like an odd time to discuss media organizations’ hiring policies, since in our field today, any hiring at all feels like...
Education 506

My teacher: crazy about theater

Emma Jane -
One day, I sat with my dear teacher. His name is Fernando Thiel, but we all call him Profe Loco, or “Crazy Teacher.” He...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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Between hope and skepticism: the role of solutions journalism in a crumbling democracy

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