In this time of confinement and in which further studies depend, among other things, on the purchasing power of the family, this is being a great obstacle for hundreds of families who do not have a telephone, data or computer. School dropouts are on the rise. That is why at Resplandor International the doors are
UA’s Richard Ruiz Residency Scholar Program plans to impact central Mexico through "scholARTistry," the merging of the arts and social sciences with scholar recipient Melisa (Misha) Cahnmann-Taylor at the helm. Lilly Berkley, UANews Student Associate, University Communications. April 27, 2017 If you are reading this, you are lucky. Researchers with the United Nations Educational, Scientific
The College of Education’s Worlds of Words, in collaboration with Resplandor International, is expanding in Mexico, launching a visiting scholar program in honor of the late Richard Ruiz — and growing its library. La Monica Everett-Haynes, University Relations - Communications. Feb. 15, 2016 Roughly 10 miles outside of Guanajuato, Mexico, sits the home base for
An Abandoned Home Becomes a Shining Star for Teachers and a Small Community in Mexico Associate Professor Todd Fletcher puts his heart and soul into a life-changing community center that provides the perfect training ground for teachers. by Gabrielle Fimbres Todd Fletcher is a man on a mission, devoted to helping teachers improve the school
Celebrating 10 Years of Community-Driven Success
A poem written by Charlene Bradley, a graduate student participant in the Verano en Mexico Program, and volunteer at Resplandor.
