Jeremy’s story
Jeremy, 18, wants to study Software Engineering and contribute to improving the lives of others, especially vulnerable children. Through his scholarship, he plans to learn how to use technology to benefit others.
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Diana’s story
Diana wants to use her scholarship as a platform for transformation and inspiration to show girls like her that with talent and determination, there are no limits to what they can achieve.
Resistance through the Arts: How Young Leaders Are Transforming the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence in Colombia
At its core, the campaign seeks to mitigate sexual violence and GBV through artistic expression. Rather than relying on externally imposed narratives, the process centers Colombia’s youth as creators, strategists, and messengers
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When AI Crosses the Line: How Artificial Images Undermine Real Impact
In this article, we explore the fast-growing use of AI-generated imagery in the aid and development sector. While these visuals can be striking, they also come with serious ethical risks, especially when they drift into the realm of “poverty porn,” turning human suffering into a spectacle.
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When Home Isn’t Safe: The Harsh Reality of Childhood on Colombia’s Coast
A warm breeze drifts through the barred window. Outside, a dusty dirt road leads down to the water, where small blue-and-white fishing boats bob gently as Caribbean waves lap the shore. Somewhere nearby, a cumbia beat plays from a radio or phone. A few adventurous tourists, straying from Santa Marta’s center, sit at makeshift beachside restaurants, eating fresh caught fish with coconut rice.
“Todo es un reto acá,” she says, her voice loud and edged with frustration. She crosses her arms over her chest.
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Games, networks and screens: Are they protecting me online?
The internet has become an extension of our lives. We study, play, learn, and even express our feelings there. But, although it seems like a free and fun world,It is also a space where you need to know how to take care of yourself.. Because, just as there are traffic lights, rules, and places you shouldn’t enter alone on the street, the digital world also has invisible borders that protect your well-being.
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