Red Cross Red Crescent magazine 
Storytelling LAB
stories produced entirely by Red Cross and Red Crescent volunteers
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stories produced entirely by Red Cross and Red Crescent volunteers
Storytelling
Toolkit
Do you want to learn more about storytelling or train your Red Cross and Red Crescent volunteers to
become storytellers?
The ever-present pull of migration has left communities in and around Quetzaltenango, Guatemala almost empty as adults, children and teenagers embark on a risky journey towards a better future.
Given the high number of accidents on the northern CA-9 highway, the presence of the Guatemalan Red Cross has been a relief for the community of Santo Tomás de Castilla.
Nearly a year after the arrival of Hurricane Celia in Chiquimula, Guatemala, residents of the affected communities acknowledge the help of Guatemalan Red Cross volunteers who respond to rising floods within hours.
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