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The importance and challenges of learning Spanish

The importance and challenges of learning Spanish

Opinion. Everyone should learn at least some Spanish if you plan to live here. As expats, we came here to experience a new culture—and language is an important part of that culture. And while frustrating at times, it is both...
May 14, 2013 · 14 Comments


Global art project  to hit walls of Granada

Global art project to hit walls of Granada

U.S. Peace Corps Nicaragua Volunteers Kelli Stam and Benjamin Rojsuontikul are standing up for what they care about by contributing to a large-scale, global art project called “The Inside Out Project.” What Stam and Rojsuontikul care about is the strength...
May 13, 2013 · No Comments


2 new Rotary Clubs inaugurated in Nicaragua

2 new Rotary Clubs inaugurated in Nicaragua

SAN JUAN DEL SUR—Two new Rotary Clubs in Nicaragua have been accepted as chapters of Rotary International, one in Ciudad Sandino, north of Managua, and the other in San Juan del Sur, in Rivas Rotary’s District Governor Rodrigo A. Terran...
May 12, 2013 · No Comments


Granada meet and greet this Friday

Granada meet and greet this Friday

This Friday, meet someone new and learn something new about the community in Granada. Don’t miss this Friday’s Granada Meet and Greet, which is growing every month. This month we will be talking about the future of the Granada Meet and Greet...
May 2, 2013 · No Comments


SASY helps reduce street dog population one snip at a time

SASY helps reduce street dog population one snip at a time

DIRIOMO—I recently had the good fortune to stumble upon a SASY! spay and neuter clinic underway at Finca Genizaro, outside of Granada. I’ve had my share of cat and dog family members over the years, but never really thought about...
April 19, 2013 · 4 Comments


Aussies bike Europe to raise funds for Nica health clinic

Aussies bike Europe to raise funds for Nica health clinic

On April 4, a family of intrepid Aussies set out on a journey to ride their bikes more than 5,000 kilometers from Barcelona, Spain, to the Baltic Sea of Germany. The bike trek is a fundraiser to promote awareness and...
April 18, 2013 · No Comments


Navigating the ‘gringo price’ in Nicaraguan markets

Navigating the ‘gringo price’ in Nicaraguan markets

Opinion. SAN JUAN DEL SUR—If you really want to get to the heart of a city, visit its main market. In Nicaragua, you’re in for a sensory overload that I like to refer to as an “authentic cultural adrenaline rush.”...
April 8, 2013 · 37 Comments


Help save Sheyla’s life

Help save Sheyla’s life

Fundraiser. I am writing this in an effort to promote a fundraiser for a wonderful young Nicaraguan lady who is in dire need of a heart surgery. Her name is Sheyla Chavez and she is 24 years old, with two...
April 2, 2013 · 4 Comments


How community boosts entrepreneurship

How community boosts entrepreneurship

Last week, I shared some of my stories about creating community in Nicaragua, a place that seems so small and closed. In this post, I want to stress the importance that community plays for entrepreneurship.  For entrepreneurs, community is the thing to...
February 13, 2013 · 1 Comment


NGO coach focuses on achieving sustainability

NGO coach focuses on achieving sustainability

I always believe that small, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) contribute to the world in many ways—and sometimes these organizations are not even aware of their impact. That’s why I founded CoachingONG last May. In the past, I worked with international agencies...
February 6, 2013 · No Comments


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