and “Honduras Crecimiento” created Don Sapo to bring pedagogical resources to schools in rural Honduras. Ten years have passed since we conceived and implemented Don Sapo’s Treasure as an unprecedented program, with a quality pedagogical methodology and complex logistics...
We continue with our Latin American traditional music series. In this video, guitar students from the “Music for Everyone” school interpret “The Weepy“, a hit song by Chavela Vargas during the Fifties. “The Weepy“ is originally a traditional Mexican...
Our “non-formal” education program complements our educational programs within the national formal school system. With our “Trained for a future” program, we open new possibilities for children, young people and adults to discover and acquire different new technical and...
The school year 2021 commenced in Honduras, and with the health and sanitary measures imposed, educational disparities and inequities have sharpened. Let’s join forces among government, civil society, parents, teachers and private businesses to help all children continue to...
Honduras Rising’s Music for All program implements the Suzuki pedagogy for the teaching of the violen and the traverse flute. This method is based on learning by imitation, as with the process of learning to speak another language. It...
The Clock, the song performed by our students at Music for All, is a bolero by Mexican composer Roberto Cantoral, who wrote it during the 1950’s. This unforgettable bolero played to the youth of our parents and grandparents during...
