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Intibuca STEM Center Loading…
I like to think that time has also been affected by covid-19. Our planned expansions and visits have been put on hold. It’s hard to give any project on-the-ground a fixed date. Our current reality has us waiting until the days before to see what mobility on the Frontera looks…
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Working Alongside the Ministry of Education
Since the start of our project at CREE, Shoulder to Shoulder has sought to work alongside the Ministry of Education. We firmly believe that their continued support will help our communities build sustainable projects. This school year has been no different in that respect, we continue seeking ways to assist…
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Offline Communities, Offline Solutions!
The spread of the pandemic COVID-19 last March has impacted all possible areas. Unfortunately, education has been one of the most vigorously affected sectors since millions of children and young people worldwide are involved in the total or partial closures of their schools. This has generated an unprecedented circumstance, in…
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Is it possible to do work from home?
When self-quarantine started in the country one question arose for me, can I actually work from home? How would I be able to do my work activities? For a moment I thought it was going to be a hard task, concentrating while being at home. And what was I going…
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Dancing in the rain! Honduras in the First Global Challenge 2020
In the midst of so many difficulties, beyond being in lockdown at home, if there are strong winds and rain in our communities there is no electricity or internet signal. Yet, we have taken on the challenge of representing our Honduran soil in the great international challenge of FIRST Global’s…
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An Offline Learning Opportunity
When we talk about La Frontera (the southern part of Intibuca we work in), it is a country zone with a lot of offline places. Not only are the towns very small, but around them between the forest are many even smaller villages where each house is located miles from…
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CREE team update
Honduras cancelled classes on March 12th and it’s hard to believe how quickly 3 months will soon have passed. At that point we had no idea our school and offices would stay eerily quiet for so long. While in the US the school year was ending, in Honduras it had…
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