Neighborhoods are full of popular artists who, self-taught or with some possibility of learning in the community, enjoy and make enjoy with their voices, their music, their murals, their expressiveness.

It all started in May 2009. That day Lorena cut the blue ribbon and opened the kindergarten doors but not everything was quite complete. They started with only one classroom and the kitchen; no fence, no backyard and no roof. But that was only the beginning.

Over the last few years, the feminist movement has seen a staggering resurgence all around the world. In Argentina, particularly it’s stronger than ever and its more visible impact can be seen in the youth.

Moving away to a whole different country is kind of a big deal, especially when you're going alone. It's a challenge for anyone, even an experienced traveler.

In our day and age learning more than one language has become a necessity, a way of opening new paths to ourselves and be able to fit in society’s good standards of living.

On May 15th, Voluntario Global and Pacheco Community coordinators discussed the values of community organizations like us.

Just a quick two hour flight from Buenos Aires, a weekend away in Mendoza is well worth considering.

A number of Voluntario Global´s volunteers often are college exchange students, organised with The Ortega and Gasset Argentina foundation.