Ana Lucía Torres Pérez recently visited The Leadership Center during Honduran Independence Day celebrations. During her service trip, she co-led a seminar on gender-based violence, drawing on her own experience in Mexico. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, we invited Ana Lucía to reflect on what she experienced at LMI—and on what it means to build change across borders.

LMI accepts their first student from El Salvador

LMI has a new website to reflect our strategic vision and programs

Students at The Leadership Center wrestle with why ethics matter in leadership.

Students learning asset based community development techniques

In Honduras, twin sisters took very different paths. One of migration, and one into LMI’s program.

Why civic engagement is so important in Honduras for leading change

Holy Week in Honduras is much more than a religious holiday. It is a time of deep recollection and connection with the essence of the country

Evelin’s story of becoming the first female agriculture director at her work.

Our founder asked the president of Honduras what could be done about poverty. The president’s answer? Educate young women who can’t afford education beyond high school.