Check out my article in the Avivara newsletter here. It's a great recap of my adventures and what I've learned here so far.
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For 3 months I am working with Avivara, a nonprofit that supports public education for Guatemalan children. Here's the story of what I have witnessed and other adventures of being in a foreign country...
Greetings from Guatemala!
Thanks for visiting my blog.
A few statistics on state of education in Guatemala...
2.5 Average number of years an Indigenous Guatemalan attends school
39 Percentage of Indigenous Mayan women ages 15- 64 who are literate
1 Percentage of people from rural areas that attend high school
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Check out the nonprofit I am working with!
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June
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- The challenges of getting an education: An intervi...
- Avivara newsletter article
- A special event at El Yalu and a very special day ...
- Earthquake #2- The geologic activity here is unbel...
- Distributing supplies with El Yalu Teachers
- An almost perfect day at El Yalu
- Go Avivara and go donors!... an update on the rece...
- The good, the bad, and the insects
- Lava, lava, everywhere!
- Update to aftermath of storm
- Thank you to those of you who donated!
- A little adventure to meet some inspirational kids...
- Back at ground zero (one of them anyways)
- What a mudslide can do to a village. I’m stunned a...
- The destruction is much worse than I thought...
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