Is online volunteering here to stay?
With problems and solutions, virtuality has accelerated with the pandemic and lockdowns around the world. Within volunteering, we have worked virtually mainly in communications and teaching English. Today we want to reflect on and share this experience.
How can community actions contribute to mental health?
In times of pandemic, what about mental health? Can community action do something about it?
Geoffrey's experience: the perks and drawbacks of online volunteering
Get to know more about Geoffrey and his experience as an online volunteer...
THE KEY ROLE OF RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
This pandemic has shown us the strong negative impact that human actions have on the planet without a sustainable perspective. We are acquiring new habits, restructuring our way of life to take care of each other, but are we really thinking about the future and the environment?
WHY DO HUMAN SOCIETIES PROCESS FOOD?
To continue thinking about our food in terms of food security and sovereignty, @ComunidadPacheco reflected on ultra-processed food...
COVID-19: The survey as a resource that gives power to the community
In the last few weeks, Comunidad Pacheco conducted a social survey in one of the communities where we daily build community and popular economy.
How do we keep working during the quarantine?
Marina Crouzet and Evane Gnabouyou tell us how is to be part of a volunteering program during the quarantine.
THE VOICE OF OUR PEERS: CHAPTER ONE
Comunidad Pacheco works together with the community and in these times it is important to listen to the voice of our peers.
CHAPTER ONE: RAMIRO'S REFLECTIONS
"FROM THE HEART OF A WOUNDED FOREST"
