May 5, 2010, marked the first Red Dress Day to grieve and remember the missing and murdered indigenous women of Canada.
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Red Dresses and Missing Women
May 5, 2010, marked the first Red Dress Day to grieve and remember the missing and murdered indigenous women of Canada.
Premium Scholarships: What They Mean to a Student
As word of the availability of Jóvenes Adelante's Premium Scholarship program has spread more widely and deeply into SMA communities, the number of students seeking a place has doubled in each of the past two years.
Do You Know Someone Looking for a Jóvenes Adelante Scholarship?
To start with, a few questions: What year is the student in? What kinds of grades does the student have? Are there any others in the family who went to college?
Lecture: Water Scarcity and a New Class of Water Contamination
Our water crisis is increasingly affecting us all, even in the urban centers, and this is a great opportunity to learn more about the different aspects of our two main water problems.
Empowering Girls and Young Women Through Education
On September 28 and 29, the volunteers who manage the non-profit organization Mujeres en Cambio distributed scholarship funds to girls and young women lucky, determined, and talented enough to be in their program.
Upping its Game as Always
Jóvenes Adelante's students challenge themselves to radically change the course of their lives in modern day Mexico.
Taming the Furies of “México”
Artist Alberto Lenz, describes his new series of drawings “MEXICO” as expressing his vision of the country in these troubled years marked by a great crisis in three fundamental aspects: economy, health, and security.
Anticipatory Grief and Hospice Care
We are deeply grateful to Jaime for his testimonial about his wife Imelda, a 32-year-old patient diagnosed with ovarian cancer, who entered the hospice service in October 2020 and died in March 2021. Imelda was sick for a year.
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