Peace & Conflict In Guatemala: An Overview
Looking back 60 years, there were many historic legal, political, and social events regarding peace and conflict in Guatemala. Authoritarianism,…
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Looking back 60 years, there were many historic legal, political, and social events regarding peace and conflict in Guatemala. Authoritarianism,…
Read MoreGuatemalan nonprofits are key to positive change throughout the country. Discover why you should help these organizations and the 6 ways you can support them and the work they do.
Read MoreOn November 18th, the Guatemalan government, led by president Alejandro Giammattei, approved the budget for 2021 in the middle of the night without prior discussion leading to civil unrest. Learn more.
Read MoreThis year, Pionero Philanthropy has been working on refining its methodology and approach regarding the evaluation of current and future partner nonprofits going forward. Learn more.
Read MoreGuatemala is home to more than 24 ethnic groups. Learn about Guatemala’s indigenous’s community’s struggle against poverty, racism and exclusion.
Read MoreOver the last few months, quite a lot has changed in the world, and Guatemala is no different. Learn about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in Guatemala.
Read MoreTo gain an understanding of the modern realities of philanthropy in Guatemala, it is important to first look at the history of the nation. Discover the history and current context of philanthropy in Guatemala.
Read MoreLearn how Local Hope, a nonprofit organization in the Highlands of Guatemala has adapted amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and how you can support Guatemalan NGOs during this difficult time.
Read MoreCorruption and unethical behavior in the Guatemala nonprofit sector have once again made national and international news with the Noble Order for Human Excellence (NOHE) in Guatemala at its forefront. Learn more.
Read MoreNonprofits by nature, rarely have financial cushions to rely upon in tough times so are dangerously vulnerable to shocks. It has been very interesting (and saddening in some cases) to see how they have reacted to support their communities.
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