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Former Mount Mansfield Union High SChool Students visit Compas

A group of former Mount Mansfield Union High School students (Jericho, VT), who traveled to Nicaragua with Compas board member, and MMU Social Studies teacher, Bryan Aubin while in high school, returned to Nicaragua in January, 2018.  The group, most of whom now study at University of Vermont, was so inspired by their first trip that they decided to plan their own trip to Nicaragua while in college.  The group helped their host families in La Paz prepare organic compost which was used for a coffee tree nursery project.  They also painted a beautiful mural outside of the newly painted Women in Action center.  

​The group also took an overnight trip to Ometepe, a double volcanic island on Lake Nicaragua, visited the Pacific Ocean, and went on a boat tour of the Granada Islands.  

​More importantly, the group was able to see old friends and make new ones.  As Maeve Poleman says, "what always stands out is that while people have so little, they are so eager to share what they do have with visitors.  They do whatever they can to make people feel welcome and treat you like family the moment you enter into their homes." 

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  • About Us
    • Mission
    • Board Directors
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  • Women in action
    • La Primavera settlement
    • Sponsor a Child >
      • Sponsorship Program
    • Microlending >
      • Microlending Program
    • Cultural Dancing daughters of the corn dance troupe >
      • Daughters of Corn Dance Tour Fall 2019
    • Gourt Art
    • Soy Food Program
    • WIA Center
  • La Paz Farmers
    • About La Paz
    • Microloans to Farmers
    • Reforestation >
      • Reforestation and Food Security
    • Regenerative Agriculture
    • Organic Coffee >
      • Order coffee
      • Coffee Fundraising >
        • Order and Shipping Form
  • Peaceful Nature
    • Agroecology workshops
    • Youth Birder and Wildlife Club
  • Service Trips/Internships
    • About Service Trips
    • About Internships
    • Upcoming Service Trips
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    • Costs
    • Selection Criteria
    • Steps For Trip Participation
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    • Service Trip/Internship Documents
  • Tourist Trips
    • Bookings Reservations
    • Adventure Tours
    • Best of Nicaragua Tour
    • Beaches Tours
    • Eco Tours
    • History and Culture Tours
    • Peaceful Nature Tour
    • Vacations Tours
  • Donate
  • Order coffee