Isabella Rolz
Isabella Rolz is a freelance bilingual journalist who covers Central America, poverty, immigration, and other social issues. Her work has also appeared in the Washington Post, the Daily Beast, Positive News, Univision, and other media outlets. She graduated from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and is a Maria Moors Scholarship recipient.
A Mayan Farming Technique to Fight Guatemala's Food Insecurity
The K'uxu'rum system improves crop yields and enables farmers to adapt to climate extremes
Guatemala's Ecotourism: Migration Stopgap Meets Sustainability Vision
How remote, indigenous communities have reimagined tourism in Guatemala
Joyful and Painful Tales of Migrant Reunions
Why integration services for immigrant families matter
Empowering Latinos in Boston’s Tech Landscape
How one Brazilian immigrant is inspiring Latino people toward STEM careers
Promoting Sustainable Tourism in Guatemala
How community involvement is bringing new life to Laguna Brava
When Love Becomes Violence
Countries in Central America should build resilient institutions capable of implementing programs that support women
The Fraught Path from Latin America to the American Dream
The brother of two San Antonio truck tragedy survivors reflects on trauma and hope
When Farmers Can't Put Food on the Table
How the war in Ukraine and climate change are affecting poor farmers in Guatemala
Growing Beyond Cultural Barriers in Guatemala
How a young Maya woman is helping other women in her community blossom, one garden at a time