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El Salvador

Ana Martínez's passion for organic gardening has led her to train others in her community

A passion for teaching organic home gardening blooms in El Salvador

Pastor Echeverría and five other blind people work at Colchonería Santa Lucía making mattresses by hand. The procedure they use is a traditional and non-industrial method due to their visual disability

Blind men find vocation making mattresses in El Salvador

Coffee, "red gold," is El Salvador's largest cash crop

Bountiful harvests in El Salvador as country marks International Labor Day

Doctors and nurses in a Salvadoran hospital

Doctor reflects on fear and panic of pandemic’s initial days in El Salvador hospital

Melvin Gomez has been teaching art to children in his community

El Salvador man immobilized by gang violence featured on PBS for his fine art

Cinthia Marcela Rodríguez and her friends

El Salvador woman accused of abortion, imprisoned for 10 years

Hundreds gathered this past weekend to celebrate the annual Festival of Flowers and Palms in the town of Panchimalco, El Salvador

El Salvador’s Festival of Flowers and Palms

Rider sister as of 2021, breaking stereotypes and skating in their usual gathering place

Female skateboarder fights sexism, empowers women through community

Jeffrey Mejía has been playing adapted basketball since the age of 16

First Honduran plays in international adapted basketball championship and wins

Laguna El Jocota in El Salvador remains a protected, biodiverse wonder where fisherman and creatures live together.

Fishermen at Laguna El Jocotal work in a wonder of biodiversity

Photo by Alexander Lam on Unsplash

Husband disappears in El Salvador, wife and kids granted asylum in U.S. from gangs

Curileros work hard to collect shells from mangroves, earning $5 to $10 a day

Married at 15, he collects blood clams for $5 a day to make ends meet

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