Chile’s Hogar de Cristo
Brazil’s culture of philanthropy developed during the 19th and the 20th centuries, ranging from the contributions of immigrant industrialists through the establishment of charitable hospitals …
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Author: June Carolyn Erlick
Comings and Goings: A New Presence in the Region
Among the sayings attributed to Yogi Berra is: “Predictions are very difficult, especially if it’s about the future!” No one, therefore, can project with certainty the next phase of world …
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Giving and Volunteering in the Americas: Editor’s Letter
The floods were raging in the rivers near author Maria Eugenia Choque’s home in La Paz, Bolivia. ReVista writers suffered viruses, both of the technological and biological types. Another author broke her hand. As I sat in my comfortable office in Cambridge, Massachusetts…
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More than Popcorn Mexico’s Cinemex
Miguel Angel Davila loves movies. Yet, ever since the ’93 Harvard Business School graduate returned to Mexico, he almost never watches them at least not in movie theatres…
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Culinary Collections Recipes and Beyond
The smells of roast suckling pig “lechón” and spicy enchiladas waft through the book stacks of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies’ Arthur & Elisabeth Schlesinger Library…
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