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A Creative Outlet
When my high school Spanish teacher came to visit my site in Costa Rica with ten of his students, his students and my first and second graders had the opportunity to express themselves through this fun art project using contact paper, glue, salt, and food coloring.
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The Six Month Mark
Right after my three months of training in Costa Rica I had the overwhelming image in my head of a great white canvas. Being provided with brushes, oils, paints, and a multitude of other resources, I was to design this canvas in the way in which I saw fit, in a way that would best serve the rural mountain community I was placed in, Sabanillas de Acosta. Throughout the many years I spent in school and in my first job after college working for a law firm, I was told exactly what to do and h...
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A glimpse of life in a Costa Rican Home
Just a few minutes of life in our Costa Rican town.
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Mama y Machete
Taken during community diagnostic interviews
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Secret
Hendrick, my host brother, shares a secret with me while I try to teach him a card game.
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Feria
A small village in the Western Highlands celebrates it's annual fair by decorating the church and dancing in costume
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Helper
A young Maya boy helps deliver a used tire for a project growing potatoes in stacked tires.
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Afternoon Paseo
An elderly Maya man walks the village paths in the afternoon sun.
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Proud Abuela
A proud grandma poses with her youngest grandson on her back while another granddaughter peaks out shyly from the adobe house.
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Mucha Mazorca
Hired day workers harvest and sort corn ears from dried stocks in the Western Highlands of Guatemala
