What is like to build a culture of peace in El Salvador? How can working with the youth help heal individual and collective wounds in one of the most dangerous countries in the world? Perspectives from politics, violence, religion, gender and environment. 
An interview with Espacio Joven's co-founders Fernando Pérez and Fabiola Torres; and Isela Ulloa, environmental coordinator of this NGO. 
You can watch the Spanish language interview with Fabiola and Isela on my Youtube channel here.
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Recommended links of this episode:

Espacio Joven Official Website
Espacio Joven Instagram
WPS in El Salvador
How El Salvador Became Dangerous | NowThis World
The Violent Machismo Culture in El Salvador: WOMAN (Exclusive)
El Salvador's New President Thinks He Can Turn The Country Around
Femicide Rates in Latin America | CEPAL
Stories of Civil War in El Salvador: A Battle over Memory
Women with Guns: The Guerrilleras of the Civil War of the El Salvador 1979-1992
The Role of Women in the Establishment of Peace in Central America
Women and ‘New Wars’ in El Salvador