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Education 506

Educating in a pandemic: a family tale 1, 2, and 3

El Colectivo 506 -
What has pandemic education meant to you? Have you experienced it as a parent, teacher, grandparent, onlooker? In Costa Rica, or somewhere else in the...
Voices

Our daughters and the poisoned apple

Katherine Stanley Obando -
“I want to disappear,” my daughter said. “What?” My hand, resting on her shoulder, tightened its grip instinctively to match the squeeze of my heart. “It’s...
Voices

Sexual harassment and the University of Costa Rica

María José Cascante -
We couldn't close out our February edition, focused on some of the most serious issues that affect the life and death of women in...
Voices

Women from Guaitil find ways to preserve their art

Mayela Lopez -
Under the shadow of a roof that shelters her from the typical heat of the northwestern province of Guanacaste, Melesia Villafuerte, a 57-year-old artisan,...
Photojournalism

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...
Coffee and COVID

‘One cup of coffee can make a difference’

Directorio 506 -
A month spent focusing on the Costa Rican coffee industry and the financial struggles faced by small coffee growers would not be complete without...
Coffee and COVID

Coffee micromills break new ground

Yendry Abarca Navarro -
“As long as producers are not aware of their position within the model, they will not be able to leave. Because the model is...
Coffee and COVID

What does it mean to be Ngöbe?

Carolina Quesada Cordero -
Being Ngöbe is a wide-ranging, ever-changing experience. The primary requirement for a person to be considered Ngöbe is that his or her parents identify...
Voices

Welcome to Voices 506! We’d love to hear from you

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When Mónica, Pippa and I joined forces to create a new, bilingual media organization, we wanted to build a space where professional journalists could...
Voices

New Year’s traditions and the world’s ‘happiest country’

Katherine Stanley Obando -
One New Year’s Day a few years ago, I sat at the cement table, or pollito, in our little garden with my parents and...
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