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March 30, 2016

Salsa Expert Teaches Tomato Canning to Panama Villages

 “I have been making salsa since I was 6 years old, when my task for dinnertime was to peel roasted chilies,” Carmen Pacheco-Borden of Boulder, Colo said. Pacheco-Borden’s family immigrated to the United States from Mexico when...
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March 21, 2016

Partners of the Americas Brings a Half-Century Experience Building Lasting Partnerships to the U.S. and Cuba

  It was in 1964, during a time of heightened tensions between the U.S. and Cuba, that Partners of the Americas (Partners) was born.  As part of President Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress, local community organizations...
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March 16, 2016

Paraguay Introduces National Formal Labor Day

In an effort to change labor paradigms in the country, Paraguay’s Ministry of Labor has established Feb. 26 as “National Formal Labor Day.”  The Ministry’s goal is to ensure that workers’ rights are met, and...
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March 14, 2016

Pulses Recipes from Our Kitchen to Yours

This post is adapted from Partners of the Americas’ Agriculture and Food Security blog. Partners of the Americas (Partners) began implementing its USAID-funded Haiti Nutrition Security Program (Haiti NSP) in 2013 to educate Haitian women and families...
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March 10, 2016

3 Reasons a Native Speaker Is Essential for Learning a Second Language

(Español a continuación) As someone who is a teacher of my native language and a student of a second language, I have learned that being in contact with native speakers is crucial to improve one’s...
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March 8, 2016

Como Ser Mujer

¡Feliz Día Internacional de la Mujer! Para celebrar este importante día, Andrea Fión Góngora, nuestra Oficial del Campo, nos comparte sus pensamientos sobre como es ser mujer trabajando para el programa de Farmer-to-Farmer en Guatemala. This...
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February 29, 2016

In Another’s Shoes: EducaFuturo + A Ganar in Panama

“I am not playing with her – she is too small, she can’t run, and doesn’t talk to me!” one EducaFuturo participant shouted. “He only talks to his friends and just because I look different he doesn’t...
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February 22, 2016

9 Reasons to Study Abroad

There are countless benefits to studying abroad during your time in college. Here are our top nine.  Take Unique Classes/Learn In a New Environment – Studying abroad guarantees a plethora of course your school doesn’t offer,...
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February 17, 2016

How to Make a Square-Foot Garden

This post is adapted from Partners of the Americas’ Agriculture and Food Security blog. Have you considered growing your own vegetable garden, but don’t think you have the space?  Square-foot gardens are a useful way for...
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February 3, 2016

What to Expect While Volunteering Abroad

Volunteering abroad is a great way to explore the world around you while also making a positive impact on local communities, allowing you to immerse yourself with the local people and cultures, learn a new language, and...
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