Latin America

This booklet brings together stories that show what it means for young women to claim their sexual and reproductive rights in Honduras, one of the region’s most restrictive contexts.

This booklet brings together stories that reveal the heartbeat of youth-led SRHR activism in a country where young women and adolescents face steep barriers to exercising their rights.

New research reveals a systemic and invisible injustice: women and low-income families across the Global South are paying the real costs of the climate crisis; not governments, and not the corporations most responsible for emissions.

This publication gathers stories about many inspiring initiatives in the Brazilian Amazon supported by Hivos under the VCA program.

This publication, written by 23 women authors from the Global South, discusses decolonial and feminist responses to the climate crisis.

In Colombia, being a human rights defender is very risky business. Those who defend the land, natural resources, and rights of Afro-Colombian and Indigenous communities face constant threats that undermine their right to participate, express their opinions, and decide on their future. This study names and quantifies the problem, identifies patterns, recognizes gaps, and sheds light on the realities experienced by Afro-Colombian and Indigenous communities. 

Narrative Kitchen is an invitation to rethink our relationship with food.

The Urban Futures systematization document for the city-region of Medellín, Colombia, reflects the collaborative effort led by Fundación Mi Sangre alongside more than 60 organizations and key stakeholders in the food system.

This publication maps out the city-region strategy for the implementation of the Urban Futures program in the Chocó Andino region.

This publication maps out the city-region strategy for the implementation of the Urban Futures program in the MANPANOR region.