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The sun sets over San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.

How I Learned to Live Without

When all my money was stolen in Nicaragua, I was at a loss. It turned out to be the best way to start the new year. 
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Campesinas in Nicaragua face uncertainty as a consequence of the palm oil industry.

Palming Off the Problem

For poor farmers in Nicaragua, palm plantations mean environmental destruction, chemical exposure—and a paycheque. Is there an alternative?
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Youth Leaders in Action program for youth aged 17 to 25

Youth Leaders in Action program for youth aged 17 to 25

Projects ranging from 6 to 9 weeks this winter.
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Volunteer at an Orphanage in Central or South America

Volunteer at an Orphanage in Central or South America

Make the wise choice—spend your next vacation volunteering at one of five orphanages in Peru, Nicaragua, Bolivia, Dominican Republic or Guatemala.
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The Cocoa Connection

The Cocoa Connection

How chocolate farmers are conserving Nicaragua’s rainforests.
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A sunset from Clare's back porch.

After the Honeymoon

After the thrill of being in a new country has worn off, how do you experience newsness abroad?
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Homes in Matagalpa, Nicaragua, are built closely together. What happens in one home affects those next door.

Choosing My Cross-Cultural Battles

Living in any foreign country, I have always felt on guard, trying to ensure what I say and do never offends a local.
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Clare (right) working with two students from the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, Yodessca and Karen.

Being A Foreigner in Nicaragua

Dealing with the unexpected abroad; issues of power and privilege.
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Microfinance Helps Nicaraguans Bounce Back

Microfinance Helps Nicaraguans Bounce Back

Small loans from alternative sources are changing lives.
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Joe Tourist: Fair-Trade Coffee in Nicaragua

Joe Tourist: Fair-Trade Coffee in Nicaragua

A fair-trade coffee cooperative in Nicaragua uses tourism to put much-needed dollars to work in their communities.
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