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Scarlet & toys
Scarlet, a descendent of the Maya-Chortí, is busy crawling around her toys in the center of her family's main room.
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el Fogón
the fogón is the wood-burning stove used throughout Honduras.
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la Venta
Doña Catalina awaits costumers at her pulperia.
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Pulperia Treats
Doña Catalina often makes topoios (pronounced To-Po-E-Os) to sell at her pulperia. For one Lempira kids can buy these frozen fruit juice treats, rip open one corner of the plastic baggy with their teeth and suck away!
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Pila Love
The Pila--the water storage of rural Honduras. Here we wash our clothes, our bodies, and our food. Here we hang our tooth brushes and hats. This pila is located on the farm of Don Juanquis in la Cumbre San Lucas, Cabañas Copan, Honduras.
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Doña Elvira
Doña Elvira lives in Bo. Lempira, Cabañas, Copán, Honduras. She was my host mother's mother, and became my adoptive grandmother. She is a beautiful woman who taught me how to make breads, orange-leaf tea, and many other little lessons of the campo.
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Days Like This-Peace Corps Belize
Collection of video clips from our life in Belize.
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The First Floor
This is the first of many cement floors that we built. Most rural Guatemalans live inhouses with dirt floors
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Healthy Homes
One of Peace Corps Guatemala's 6 programs is Healthy Homes. The program aims to improve health conditions in rural Guatemala through health education and the construction of sanitary infrastructure. This video gives a brief introduction to the program.
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A Small Peace - A Big Change
My Entry for the NPCA's "My Piece of the Peace Corps" Video Contest. By Rachel Jill Papernick Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Honduras 2007 - 2009) Music: "Lavarse las manos!" used with permission: Composed by Sarah Anne Guagliardo, performed by Sarah Anne Guagliardo, produced/engineered by Rachel Papernick. "Eye C" used with permission: Composed by Ross Nolan, performed by Ross Nolan. My piece of the Peace Corps, is dedicated to the people who are now and will f...



