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Peter Tosh, the famed Rasta man and roots reggae singer, once chimed that “there will be no peace, until we have equal rights and justice” – Education Justice!  Today our politicians give lip-service to social justice, and the environmental lobby, to climate justice.  I am joining the ranks of those progressive educators in Belize and elsewhere, who are, in many different voices, calling for Education Justice.

Los Angeles occupies a near-mythic place in the American psyche. But a different kind of creative tradition has shaped it from the ground up.

The annual United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties, known as COP28, started in Dubai, on Friday, December 1st.

Lidar discoveries and recent excavations are forcing archaeologists to rethink ancient Maya political structures.

A Brief History of Ambergris Caye Belize - Though it is now a haven for travelers from around the world, Ambergris Caye is also steeped in history. 

Many people ask whether Belize is the right country for them to visit. Located in Central America, Belize sometimes feel like a very conservative society.

It is time to start making your travel dreams a reality by booking a warm getaway to sunny and beautiful Belize in Central America.

If you are looking for a delicious way to support local farmers and businesses, you won't want to miss the Belize Marketing and Development Corporation’s (BMDC) showcase of Belize Jewels, their tropical fruit products, in Placencia this Friday.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security is working with local farmers to improve the handling, storing, and

Extremely rare footage of a pair of jaguars displaying mating behaviours has been captured in a training area used by the British Army in Belize.