Sept. 11th Dinner Forum and Zoom: Climate Code Red for Nicaragua
It has been a summer of heat waves, forest fires, droughts, and flooding. The latest UN report warned us that the climate crisis has reached a “code red” for humanity. […]
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YOUR HELP IS NEEDED! CLEAN WATER FOR 250 PEOPLE EL PEGADOR
FEDICAMP has been partnering with PeaceWorks and our friends at Green Empowerment to bring potable water and sanitation projects to homes, schools and clinics in their rural communities. In the […]
Thanks for the Solidarity!
We could all use a little solidarity right now and we are thrilled to announce our first live gathering since before the pandemic, our July 10th Solidarity Roast!
Saturday September 25th Shipment Pre-packing
We will pre-pack our October material aid shipment to Nicaragua on Saturday September 25th at the Shrine of St. Joseph in Stirling, NJ. We will practicing social distancing as we […]
Help Rural Families Access Clean Water
FEDICAMP, (Federation of Rural Farmers), has been working for years to help small farmers mitigate the effects of climate change in Northern Nicaragua. When two category four hurricanes hit Nicaragua […]
URGENT HURRICANE RELIEF STILL NEEDED
Although several months have passed since TWO CATEGORY FOUR HURRICANES pummeled Nicaragua in November, your support is still greatly needed. PeaceWork partner FEDICAMP, which works with rural farmers in northern […]
Holiday Baskets
For a donation of $100 or more, we’ll send you a hand-woven pine needle basket, a 12oz bag of fair-trade coffee and a card. All proceeds to help rural farmers […]
Nov 21st Zoom: Nicaraguan Farmers on the Frontlines of Climate Change
From Drought to Deluge: Rural Farmers on the Frontlines of Climate Change Rural farmers in Nicaragua are already living on the edge of extreme poverty and depend directly on the […]
Nicaragua “Closed to International Scrutiny:” Oct 17th Zoom with Amnesty International
Freedom of expression and assembly? Right to life and physical integrity? Unfair trials. Forced migration. Violation of women’s & indigenous peoples’ rights. Amnesty International’s Nicaragua expert Lisa Konczal will share […]
September 12th Zoom with Inhijambia’s Carlos Ernesto Molina
When things were “normal” Managua’s sprawling Eastern Market is teeming with colorful, fresh fruits and vegetables, vendors selling hand-made souvenirs as thousands of local Nicaraguans move stall to stall buying […]
