Guatemalan nonprofit with roots in Maine celebrates 25 years Portland Press Herald—October 6, 2025 Safe Passage seeks to end the cycle of poverty through education in Guatemala City. Long-supported by Mainers, the organization reflects on this intercontinental relationship over the years. By Sophie Burchell In a Yarmouth church on
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Alumna’s Dream to Support Guatemalan Children Resonates in Maine 25 Years Later By Rebecca Goldfine Published on Bowdoin.edu The nonprofit organization Safe Passage is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary on September 25 in the First Congregational Church in Yarmouth, Maine, a location that reflects the organization’s strong ties to the
25th Anniversary Celebration Announcement This October we will be hosting an event in Guatemala to celebrate 25 years of work. There will be several cultural and community activities throughout the weekend for all who are able to stay a little longer. Please follow the rsvp link to help us with our planning,
McKeen Center hosts panel on the personal migration experience By Catalina Escobedo Published in The Bowdoin Orient November 1, 2024 Carolina WeatherallPERSONAL, NOT POLITICAL: Jamella Gow, Fatuma Hussein and Erin Mooney speak at a panel moderated by Wendy Van Damme. The panelists discussed their personal experiences with migration and finding community. Last
How We Honor Earth Day Every Day Happy Earth Day! This Earth Day, we honor the traditions, wisdom, and work that protect the Earth every day—not just through celebrations, but through lived experience passed down across generations. Through Safe Passage’s Expeditions during the first six months of the year,
OPINION PIECE: At this Moment in Human History, Our Work and Community are Globally Tied By Erin Mooney, Safe Passage Executive Director March 20, 2025 – The world feels especially complicated right now. Safe Passage and Guatemala may feel far for many of you, but we are stunningly sure at
Safe Passage Marks 25 Years of Impact in Guatemala Qué Pasa Magazine Edition 141 – March 2025
Supporting Our Students Beyond High School In Guatemala, where half of students leave school by 6th grade, completing high school is a significant milestone. For Safe Passage, for many years, our goal and our dream for our students has been that they graduate high school and have access to
