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A young participant with butterfly face paint stands among children and community members during the Distintos Somos Todxs street festival in Bogotá, Colombia. People gather in a busy street decorated for the event, which forms part of a project to prevent sexual and gender-based violence supported by Children Change Colombia.

Empowering Young Voices to Build Safer Communities in Colombia

Across Colombia’s cities, children and young people are stepping forward to create safer, more supportive communities.

Seeing Through Their Eyes: Youth Voices, Light, and Lived Experience in Bogotá

Exhibition by members of the Lumos Colombia Youth Advisory Board, a group of children and young people currently living within......

Community members take part in an activity linked to the Pakakuna and Independent Traders of Pifo initiative in Ecuador. The image highlights local traditions, cultural knowledge and community participation as part of an eco-tourism initiative that supports sustainable livelihoods and local development.

Partner Stories, English

Building Safer, Stronger Communities in Pifo

In the foothills east of Quito, the community of Pifo is quietly transforming how it protects its children....

Community members stand on a rocky hillside among wooden structures and terraced areas in Lima, Peru. The group gathers at a community site developed as part of an urban environmental initiative that promotes climate resilience, environmental awareness and safer living conditions in vulnerable neighbourhoods.

Partner Stories, English

Building Brighter Futures for People and Nature Across the Andes

Across the Andean region of Latin America, local organisations are showing that the most powerful transformations begin within communities themselves....

latest from the blog

LACT stories

Empowering Young Voices to Build Safer Communities in Colombia

Seeing Through Their Eyes: Youth Voices, Light, and Lived Experience in Bogotá

Building Safer, Stronger Communities in Pifo

Building Brighter Futures for People and Nature Across the Andes

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