It’s time to redefine manhood and stop violence in families and communities

By Michael McCabe

September 19, 2014   |   0 comments

I am always fascinated at how cultural change occurs, sometimes more slowly than we hope (civil rights), and sometimes more quickly than we expect (recent advances in the acceptance of same sex marriage)....
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Nuvia Francisca Melgar – Volunteer (Honduras)

By Nuvia Francisca Melgar

December 5, 2012   |   0 comments

Why do you volunteer? I volunteer because I like to serve others. I like to dedicate some of my time to carry out interesting and productive activities. Its good to spend my free time doing things I enjoy, like the work we are conducting through the Youth Movement Against Violence in Honduras....
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Aley Méndez – Volunteer (El Salvador)

By Aleyda Mendez

December 5, 2012   |   0 comments

Why do you volunteer? I am convinced that with the will I can impact the life of others and mine, and I know that there is nothing more gratifying than seeing the people that we work with smile. I volunteer with the Youth Movement Against Violence in El Salvador...
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Linda Amézquita – Volunteer (Guatemala)

By Linda Amézquita

December 5, 2012   |   0 comments

Why do you volunteer? I volunteer because it is a way in which I can participate and contribute to a change in my country. Guatemala has a low quality of life resulting from the social rupture due to the internal conflict and making younger generations full of fear....
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Lidia Cálix Santos – Volunteer (Honduras)

By Lidia Cálix Santos

December 5, 2012   |   0 comments

Why do you volunteer? I volunteer because I feel obliged to support my country’s development and I believe Honduras deserves citizens who are compelled to work for better lives today and in the future. Volunteering has turned into a lifestyle for me. I volunteer at the Youth Movement Against Violence in Honduras, in Tegucigalpa’s chapter, I also collaborate with other organizations when time permits....
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