Fonio: An Ancient Grain at the Center of Women’s Economic Inclusion
December 5, 2022
Accra, Ghana – Two key phenomena intersect in the rural areas of the north – both of which are detrimental to women....Read More
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The data on what drives Central American migration in 5 quick facts
September 9, 2019
What’s causing people from the Northern Triangle of Central America to take the risky journey to the U.S. and elsewhere? Check out five quick findings from Creative’s study into the root drivers of migration....Read More
New study reveals factors that drive migrants to leave Central America
September 3, 2019
A comprehensive study found that most migrants from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala originate from just 60 municipalities, across which specific factors that push them to leave and solutions to abate those factors differ greatly...Read More
Miskito nursing grad brings healthcare to diverse population
August 9, 2019
A scholarship for an Intercultural Nursing program gave 29-year-old Eda the skills to launch a career and offer culturally sensitive healthcare to her community....Read More
With technical education, young entrepreneurs launch small businesses
November 16, 2018
In Nicaragua, young entrepreneurs are gaining the skills and confidence they need to pursue their goals and launch businesses of their own with technical education and vocational training....Read More
Counseling supports at-risk youth striving for education in Nicaragua
September 11, 2018
A network of counselors is working to ensure that Nicaraguan students pursuing technical and vocational careers keep their education on track and stay focused on their long-term goals....Read More