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One of the most iconic markets in Guadalajara, San Juan de Dios. If you have visited, we have likely taken you here. We love walking through, talking to the vendors, eating the food, and see what new things they have to offer. #Mexicomonday #markets
Have you ordered your coffee yet? One time/ and monthly subscriptions available. $17.00 MARKED Coffee - Chiapas, Mexico: Light-Medium Roast. Notes of Dark Cherry, Brown Sugar, and Winter Spice. Light- Medium roast. Notes of dark cherry, brown sugar a
85% of Mexico’s human trafficking victims between 2012 and 2017 were women and girls. ref: Mexico’s national human rights commission
Before there were paved roads, before we knew their names, and before they knew ours. They would come running. Back then what we represented was food. Today we represent hope, sustainability and transformation for so many of these precious families.
Important people in Mexican history: Meet Silvia Torres-Peimbert. Torres-Peimbert is the first Mexican woman to receive her doctorate in astronomy. She studies the creation of stars and the mass thrown out by mid-size stars and has been awarded for
So many have asked why we have chosen to work in the state of Jalisco, particularly in the city and outskirts of Guadalajara. I wish we could say we have some profound reason for you, but it was simply out of relationship. Jaclyn’s dad, Russ, w
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Teachers are our heroes. For many classrooms around our communities, the teachers are in charge of making sure they have what they need. For one teacher, they wanted a place for their students to be able to warm food if necessary. It's the simple thi
Have you ordered your coffee yet? One time/ and monthly subscriptions available. $16.00 MARKED Coffee - Chiapas, Mexico: Light-Medium Roast. Notes of Dark Cherry, Brown Sugar, and Winter Spice. Light- Medium roast. Notes of dark cherry, brown sugar a
Mexico is one of the largest countries in the world Covering a total area of 761,606 square miles (1,972,550 square kilometres), the country is ranked 13th in the world of largest nations. Ref: araioflight
They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, and we feel that deeply. Remembering back to this little miss' first pair of shoes. Her very own boots. Her face and that precious wave says it all. #FlashbackFriday
Latinas in History: Meet Elsa Ávila, Elsa was the first Latin American woman to reach the Mount Everest summit in 1999, but she has also been the first to accomplish several other climbs. She specializes in big wall climbs and was the first La
Independence Day (Día de la Independencia) is a Mexican holiday to celebrate the “cry of independence” on September 16, 1810, which started a revolt against the Spaniards. It follows from the day of the Cry of Dolores (El Grito de
The sweetest of transformations #transformationtuesday
We want to invite you into a story. We recognize that for many of you the likelihood for one reason or another of traveling to Mexico is off the table, but that doesn't mean you cant see it through our eyes and through the eyes of those in our commun
Have you ordered your coffee yet? One time/ and monthly subscriptions available. $16.00 MARKED Coffee - Chiapas, Mexico: Light-Medium Roast. Notes of Dark Cherry, Brown Sugar, and Winter Spice. Light- Medium roast. Notes of dark cherry, brown sugar a
Did you know Mexico invented the color TV, birth control, anti-graffiti paint. They also introduced chocolate, chiles, Cesar salad and corn the world. Ref: araioflight
Back before we knew what we were doing, back before we knew anyones names, back before we had a process in place. There was a lot of trial and error. But somehow there was so much grace! We learned together. They taught us and we taught them. It has
We want to take time to introduce you to some significant hispanic figures in history! Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is celebrate those who have accomplished things both big and small. For some, you may have never heard their name. But