Principal Pablo Xinico gets it. During a celebration earlier this year at his school, he wisely said, “Education is a critical base required for development in rural areas. In our globalized world, technology is now an even more important part of the education...
Vilma Chanchavac is the seventh of eight children. Over the years, she has seen her siblings succeed, and she has seen them fail. Coming from a financially unstable family, three of her older siblings followed in her parents’ footsteps and dropped out of school after...
Pulled from the archives of 2011—we want you to meet Velska and hear her story. She’s a shining star at CoEd and her story deserves to be told for all the hope it can give and the way it inspires overcoming obstacles. Twenty-year-old Velska Pahola Ajú, from the...
Those numbers don’t lie. Computer skills are absolutely crucial to breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala. Remember Ivonne Barrios? She finally had the opportunity to use technology in the classroom, and is now ready to take on the world! Without...
Deili Peruch has lived outside the village of San Vicente Buenabaj with her eight siblings all her life. She had never touched the keys of a computer keyboard or explored life beyond her isolated community. That is, until CoEd set up a computer center at her school....
Have you ever wondered how the very first CoEd Computer Centers received their computers? Wait, what am I saying? Of course you have! Well, my friends, we used to collect donated computers and ship them to Guatemala ourselves (with some much appreciated help from...
