12 October, 2018
By Ana Falú on urbanet.info Traditional city design and planning often fails to recognise the complex and unequal relations between men and women in our society, says URBANET’s author Ana Falú. While women’s right to the city was largely left unattended until the recent past, it is important to understand that women have always been active participants in the building of cities. […]22 November, 2017
Helping families build back From our CEO – Jonathan T.M. Reckford Faith through action The danger of looking at large-scale disasters from high ground is that […]
13 October, 2017
By: Javier Cidón, Disaster Risk Reduction Caribbean Manager, Habitat for Humanity International, and Salina Solomon, Land Tenure Specialist, Habitat for Humanity Jamaica Since 2015, Habitat for […]
26 July, 2017
Originally published at: habitat.org A decade ago, the housing crisis in Honduras looked insurmountable. Although the country’s Constitution establishes housing as a human right, it’s not […]
26 July, 2017
Originally published at: habitat.org José is the father of two young girls and a math teacher to many students at the public high school in Santa […]