Edited by Mary Henkin “Engineering is not just about doing something you like and profiting from that, it’s about changing people’s lives for the better,” a University of Texas El Paso (UTEP) student wrote in...

Earleir this year, ten high school students from across the U.S. were selected to represent their peers in Colombia based on academic achievements, displayed leadership qualities, and community involvement. This past July, the ten students ventured first to Washington,...

This post is adapted from Partners of the Americas’ Agriculture and Food Security blog. It is a contribution to a blog series on how Partners’ Agriculture and Food Security programs contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). This...

What started as a conversation between two musicians has spurred an ongoing musical exchange between the United States and Uruguay. Andy Stermer, a jazz musician from the small town of Montevideo, MN was informally involved...

Two-thirds of the world’s population is at risk of facing water shortages by 2025, scientists say. Lakes and rivers fill with pollutants as water’s natural filtration system, including forests and grasslands, are destroyed. Organizations including...

Español a continuación Many children and youth across Panama who are Afro descendants, indigenous, or belong to migrant populations now own their first book. The International Book Bank (IBB), an organization that aims to increase...