Society and Culture

See also:

• Kids and Teens: School Time: Social Studies: World Cultures: Central America: Nicaragua  (5)
• Regional: Central America: Society and Culture  (54)

Burlington/ Bilwi (Puerto Cabezas) Sister City Program - Photos and descriptions of past exchanges, the partnership's history, and planned activities..

Catholic Church in Nicaragua - Features listings of dioceses and bishops with other statistical information..

El Pinolero's Website - Volcanoes - Masaya Volcano National Park - Personal site with information and photos of volcanoes, mountains, communities, and beaches..

Fabretto Children's Foundation - Fundraising groups in the US and Spain which support programs for low-income Nicaraguan children through after-school programs. They describe their work and how to donate or volunteer. [English/Spanish].

Miskito.com - Information on the history, geography, politics, and people of the region..

Nicaraguan Cities and Towns - Personal pages contain pictures and information about cities and localities, including protected areas, wallpapers, and guestbook, with related links..

Peace and Hope Trust - An NGO which is involved in education, agriculture, and social services development projects on the Atlantic coast gives information about its history, staff, and volunteer opportunities..

The Real Nicaragua - Forum focusing on living and traveling in Nicaragua..

Stargardter, Tomas - Biography and portfolio from the Nicaragua based photojournalist..

Under the Shade of the Mango Tree - Personal blog about time lived in Nicaragua..

BBC News: Getting food to Miskito Indians - Photos and brief commentary from Sabrina Quezada of the World Food Programme. (2005).

Architecture Week:Two Cities of Nicaragua - Article on architecture and history that highlights Leon and Granada. (March 5, 2003).

Nicaragua & the Permanent Revoution - Trotskyist Bulletin account of debate on the Esquipulas accords. (August 1, 1988).

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