Chispa Project’s focus is education in rural communities of Honduras. We work hard to make sure that children in these remote areas have access to books.

Meet our newest team member! Fernando Javier Morales dove into his new job this week, starting with a 5 am bus ride to Nicaragua for some long days of workshops and observing other book projects.

Margie Sofia Montoya Vásquez completed 6th grade at Marcala Bilingual School. As a student, she was an independent thinker and perfectionist in many ways.

What better way to volunteer in education than at the Migratory Bird Fair in Catacamas, Olacho?

The kindergarten in El Sauce has been in despair for two decades without relief from the government. The classroom was without electricity, a functioning bathroom, and a leaky roof.

While our books come from a variety of places and people, the majority come from Colorado public libraries.

Congratulations to Anne Rodgers who, after a year of hard work, today defended and passed her senior thesis about gender discrimination in basic education in Honduras.

Academic Magnet High School in Charleston, South Carolina held a volleyball competition and raised money to complete the final stage of renovations for El Sauce’s kindergarten that was unusable.