We celebrate Honduran Women’s Day by sharing stories of RESISTANCE that change the world.
Momento de la presentación del libro RESISTENCIAS
Today Tuesday, January 25, 2022 is Honduran Women's Day in memory of the first political...
Etiqueta: Honduras
Unlearning and Learning about Gender: new tools for working on women’s empowerment in the coffee sector
Participants in one of the training sessions during a gender role exercise.
Twenty-one organizations from the Honduran coffee sector have participated in...
Communication skills training for coffee producers in western Honduras
Loyola University professor Emma Camarero during her visit to western Honduras.
Some thirty representatives of small and medium-sized organizations are learning...
The ETEA Foundation renews its agreement with the WFP to meet the food needs of more than 1,500 Honduran households.
Food shopping card distribution campaign in a Honduran supermarket
After finalizing the agreement to implement its food assistance plan in western Honduras,...
ETEA Foundation contributes to promote an advocacy campaign for the approval of the Shelter Homes Law in Honduras.
The needs of the Honduran shelters are many and over several years they have established a network to unify efforts and promote...
The World Food Program partners with the ETEA Foundation to implement its food assistance plan in western Honduras.
The WFP team and the ETEA Foundation during the food delivery.
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP), the largest humanitarian organization...
With smiles that go beyond masks, we join the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Rotary Fund recipient Maria Carmen Rodriguez in the midst of her pupusa business.
On the occasion of the celebration of the International...
Arci Persichello and ETEA Foundation launch a fundraising campaign for women suffering gender-based violence in Honduras
On September 19, Arci Persichello and ETEA Foundation - Instituto de Desarrollo de la Universidad Loyola launched the campaign "Sosteniamo le donne...
Loyola University research analyzes two ETEA Foundation projects to determine the impact of media literacy on indigenous rural women’s groups
Professors David Varona and Emma Camarero, during one of the training sessions held in Honduras.
The professors of the Department of Communication...