Internet Equality and Theater

27-4-2016. Seoul, South Korea.

April has almost ended so it's time for an update about the original charity travelers. We are living in Korea at the moment, both writing. Yeon is publishing her second book about traveling with young children. Kamiel also writes and his stuff is open source on creativechoice.org

COMPA

COMPA, El Alto, Bolivia

September 22-28, 2010. El Alto, Bolivia.

In the high satellite city of El Alto above La Paz, there is one of the most amazing Community Art Centers we've ever seen: COMPA. Established 1989 they have a wealth of experience playing social theatre for disadvantaged people throughout Bolivia. We paint part of the main building and love the place.

Ko'eju Asunción

Ko'eju, Chacarita, Asunción

September 7-8. Asunción.

On the stretch of land between the Bay of Asunción and the pink parliament building is the famous Barrio Chacarita, where hundreds of poor families are living. Ko'eju is a Christian organisation offering vocational training and gatherings. We support a family with equipment to set up a micro-business that sells juice and organize a very short theatre workshop for the children.

Nuestra Casa

Nuestra Casa shelter

Santiago de Chile. August 23, 2010.

Nuestra Casa is a unique shelter for the homeless, supporting and encouraging their clients on their way back into society. The organization provides affordable food and shelter for 30 homeless men in Santiago and organizes activities to reintegrate them. They generate 51% of the home's income themselves, doing various kinds of jobs.

South America

Charity Travel arrives in Santiago de Chile in South America around early August 2010.
We have gone the following countries in about two months time, supporting some projects:

1. Argentina
2. Bolivia
3. Chile
4. Paraguay
5. Uruguay