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Honduras 2019

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  • The Children Before Us: Recovering Their Memories and Raising Their Voices
  • Becoming Bilingual: What Schools Finally Got Right About Language Learning
  • An Unbroken Chain: Toward an Understanding of the Effects of Segregation on our Society
  • Examining Bilingual Education Programs for Their Effects on English Language Learners 
  • Blaming the Children: How Texas Schools Work Against English Language Learners
  • Two Takeaways From This Election cycle: A Teacher Educator’s Perspective
  • Texas School Lawsuit Argues for Major Changes, But Misses an Important Target
  • Reclaiming Dignity and Resilience: The Journey of Maya Women Through War and Healing
  • Central America: What there is to Celebrate
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  • ‘When They Speak, We Listen’ – The Voices from a Community Center in the Heart of a Colonia
  • ‘We are the revolution:’ The Nicaraguan Women’s Movement Taking Charge
  • The Changes From Within: Mayan Women’s ‘Journey of Hope’
  • Nicaragua: “Our Beautiful Country”
  • El Salvador: ‘To Change the World’ – They Did, and in More Ways Than They Imagined
  • ‘To Change the World’ iMAGEgALLERY
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  • Who are the Maya Ixil? A Photo Essay
  • The Maya Ixil School of Life: Ways of Knowing and Learning – A Photo Essay
  • Ixil Country: Slideshow
  • Nebaj: A Collective Memory, 11 01 19 Video
  • Asylum Seekers Waiting in Matamoros: Trading One Eternal Purgatory for Another
  • HONDURAS: Hondurans in Crisis– Why They Leave, Come Back and Leave Again
  • The Cattle Industry in Honduras: Investment for an Elite Few
  • The Politics of Making Drinking Water Accessible
  • The Choluteca River is Drying Up
  • The Destructive Path of Oligopoly
  • Honduras is Losing the War With the Maras
  • Lens: City Life in Tegucigalpa
  • Lines That Breathe When My Heart Speaks and Other Poems
  • Not Far from the Border: Stories and Reflections
    • Not Far from the Border: Songs
    • Not Far from the Border: Poems
  • Videos
  • Who Leaves and Who Stays
  • Book Presentation & Trailer
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Features

  • The Children Before Us: Recovering Their Memories and Raising Their Voices February 9, 2025
  • Becoming Bilingual: What Schools Finally Got Right About Language Learning January 7, 2025
  • An Unbroken Chain: Toward an Understanding of the Effects of Segregation on our Society January 2, 2025
  • Examining Bilingual Education Programs for Their Effects on English Language Learners  December 11, 2024
  • Blaming the Children: How Texas Schools Work Against English Language Learners November 25, 2024
  • Two Takeaways From This Election cycle: A Teacher Educator’s Perspective October 28, 2024
  • Texas School Lawsuit Argues for Major Changes, But Misses an Important Target October 2, 2024
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In the Shadow of the Half Moon: A Book

  • Stories of Migrant Women From Central America in Search of a New Life
  • SNAP SHOT: Central American Migration – Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador
    • Fears at Home and New Fears at the Border: Central American Families Face a Bleak Future
    • Migration From El Salvador to the US
    • Human Rights Abuses Among C.A. Migrants on the Rise
    • MAPS AND GRAPHS
    • Educational Policy Change in Guatemala: Conflict, Social Justice, and Power
In the Shadow of the Half Moon

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