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How YOU Can Change Lives in Guatemala: Find out how CoEd's educational programs in Guatemala changing the lives of children, families, and program graduates. There are many easy ways for you to join our efforts to break the cycle of poverty through education. Who knows? Maybe it will even change YOUR life!

Text Your Donation Now! You can now donate to CoEd through your cell phone! Text the word BOOK to 20222 and donate $5 to help put a textbook into the hands of a Guatemalan child. Messaging and data rates may apply.


Project Tours: What will inspire you to go on a CoEd Project Tour to Guatemala? See what others like you said!


CoEd’s Culture of Reading Program (CORP):Imagine you are seven years old and have never come in contact with a single book. This is reality for many rural Guatemalan children. Watch how CoEd’s Culture of Reading Program is transforming these students into competent, enthusiastic readers.


Meet Carol, scholarship student:Scholarship student Carol tells Cooperative for Education's supporters how much their help has meant to her. Become a scholarship sponsor today!


Coolest Stuff on the Planet: This video podcast from howstuffworks.com takes you to Lake Atitlán, Guatemala. Along the way, they tell you about Cooperative for Education's work to break the cycle of poverty through education in Guatemala.

You will need Apple Quicktime, a free download, to view this .m4v file.


Get to Know CoEd Staff: Anna Luna:Meet Anna Luna, who works with the Culture of Reading Program in CoEd's Guatemala office. Find out why she is passionate about the program.


Xavier University MBAs Experience Guatemala with CoEd: In July 2009, five Xavier University MBA students visited the Western Highlands of Guatemala to experience firsthand the impact of education on poverty.


Snapshot Tours: Short trailer for CoEd Snapshot Tours in Guatemala happening every February, July and August.


CoEd Origins: A Cooperative for Education video flashback discussing the initial push for education in Guatemala and the textbook and computer programs that have since followed.


Computer Inaugurations: Catch a glimpse into two Computer Center inaugurations during the Cooperative for Education's delivery tour to Guatemalan schools in February of 2009. The first clip highlights CoEd tour participant Roberto Sanchez's translation of a speech by the mayor of Sacapulas, the town where a CoEd Computer Center was recently installed and inaugurated. The second clip is a song performed by the children's choir of San Bernardino school during a Computer Center inauguration.


Overview: The Cooperative for Education is working to break the cycle of poverty in Guatemala through education.