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Island food paradise (part 3)

November 8, 2021 banana Bermuda cedar farmland food is medicine island paradise loquat nature Leave a comment

Island food paradise (part 2)

October 26, 2021 aloe vera avocado Bermuda biscoitos food is medicine island paradise nature ocean Leave a comment

Petitcodiac River and surroundings

October 23, 2021 Atlantic Canada nature New Brunswick peace Petitcodiac river sunshine water Leave a comment

Sunset at Parlee Beach

October 21, 2021 Atlantic Canada history human rights Indigenous peoples nature New Brunswick ocean peace sunset Trudeau Truth and Reconciliation unceded territory water 2 Comments

Endangered river ecosystem

October 10, 2021 Atlantic Canada indigenous language Indigenous peoples nature New Brunswick Petitcodiac river river sunshine water 1 Comment

Peruvians are in my heart

June 8, 2021 Canadian mining COVID-19 education elections Indigenous peoples Keiko Fujimori Pedro Castillo Peru police brutality poverty resource extraction terrorism violence against women Leave a comment

Island food paradise (part 1)

April 27, 2021 banana tree Bermuda cedar farmland food is medicine green nature Suriname cherry 2 Comments

International gratitude for women

March 31, 2021 Angel Farmache COVID-19 Día Internacional de la Mujer dignity domestic violence emotional labour gratitude hard work International Women's Day Mexico murder of women music Peru Playing for Change positive thinking Salif Diarra Sheila Miranda singer-songwriter violence against women women's rights Leave a comment

Monday musings on learning, creativity and literacy

April 29, 2019 anemia Centro Esperanza children's stories Direct Family funding dog La Cometa Lectora La Ladrillera learning Learning Through Play literacy Project Chiclayo Proyecto Chiclayo rural Peru talent The Reading Kite Venezuelan refugees youth leadership 1 Comment

[La utopia]: “Por mucho que yo camine, nunca la alcanzaré…

April 24, 2019 Centro Esperanza Chiclayo community development Earth Day Eduardo Galeano education environmental justice extrañar friendship good company ICPNA Indigenous peoples Lambayeque Paseo Yortuque Peru poverty Project Chiclayo unity utopia wisdom 7 Comments

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