Colombia is known for its coffee, but a real café experience has more to do with who you’re with and where you’re sipping ‘tinto.’
Slightly off the tourist trail, Tolú offers Caribbean paradise without the throngs of Cartagena or Santa Marta.
Ely Ríos Bonilla hopes theatre and song can help her Caribbean community of Libertad prosper even in the face of a tragic past.
Community radio plays an important role in broadcasting news in remote regions of Colombia, but also plays its part in peace building.
Many inter-faith organizations are working at a community level to promote a culture of peace.
In a land of beauty pageants, one community in Montes de María celebrates youth-led environmental initiatives with fashion and hand-woven designs.
When we pick up a tropical fruit or bouquet garni we don’t often appreciate the dedication to our food security by Colombia’s campesinos.
Women in a small Afro-Colombian town are coming to terms with their violent past through a community-led initiative to embroider their history as quilts.
As we delve into a new year, Anna Vogt reflects on a year working with the displaced and vulnerable communities in the Chocó.
Many communities are a long way from any mention in a travel guide, but are a great reason to bask in the spirit of costeño culture.
Conscientious objectors face legal limbo in a country where “to serve” means getting access to education and formal employment.
Churches in North America are partnering with Colombian communities to spread a message of conflict resolution.