Sign Language Day: Promoting accessibility for better education and quality of life

International Sign Language Day is celebrated on September 23 with the goal of supporting and protecting the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users. Promoting access, recognition, and inclusion of the deaf community International Sign Language Day was first celebrated on September 23, 2018, after the United Nations… Continue reading Sign Language Day: Promoting accessibility for better education and quality of life

“The legacy left to us by senior citizens is what we experience today”

Mother Lucía is the Director of the San Francisco de Asís Gerontological Center, located in the city of Cusco, Peru. This institution aims to provide comprehensive care to senior citizens, especially those who are homeless and need a safe place to live. In this interview for the 3Love Inc. blog, we talk with Mother Lucía… Continue reading “The legacy left to us by senior citizens is what we experience today”

World Lakes Day: the soul of our planet

Starting this year, World Lakes Day will be celebrated every August 27, with the aim of raising awareness about one of our planet’s most vital natural resources. Lakes play a key role in maintaining biodiversity, providing a habitat for countless species of fish, plants, and wildlife.   Importance of lakes   Lakes are a crucial… Continue reading World Lakes Day: the soul of our planet

Forest Fire Prevention Day: Let’s take care of our forests

August 18 marks World Forest Fire Prevention Day, which aims to raise awareness among the population about the need to care for and preserve the forests of planet Earth, redouble precautions, and do everything possible to prevent forest fires.   What is a forest fire?   A forest fire is the rapid and uncontrolled spread… Continue reading Forest Fire Prevention Day: Let’s take care of our forests

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Guardians of Nature

International Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated worldwide on August 9. There are around 476 million Indigenous people living in a total of 90 countries. These peoples make up around 6% of the world’s population, yet they are among the most disadvantaged and vulnerable populations, representing at least 15% of the world’s poorest people.   We… Continue reading Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Guardians of Nature

“Wayra de Cuzco”: Coloring and learning to care for dogs

The children’s story “Wayra de Cuzco” was recently published. It is a fun and informative coloring book based on an initiative by Emily, Francis, and Naths from the Colitas con canas shelter in Urubamba, Cuzco, Peru, sponsored by 3Love Inc. Both organizations seek to raise awareness among children about the problem of stray dogs and… Continue reading “Wayra de Cuzco”: Coloring and learning to care for dogs

“It is important for children to be able to relate to other human beings, but also to animals and plants”

Magali Pestana is a teacher at Kuska School in Ollantaytambo, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in Cusco, Peru. In this interview for the 3Love Inc. blog, we talk about a project Magali has been working on with her students about the problem of stray dogs and cats and the impact this has… Continue reading “It is important for children to be able to relate to other human beings, but also to animals and plants”

Day for Women and Girls of African Descent: Examples of leadership and innovation

The International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent is commemorated on July 25, with the aim of taking action against the racism, discrimination, and intolerance that affect them, while highlighting their strength and resilience.   Confronting discrimination and racism   Women and girls of African descent face various forms of discrimination, which result… Continue reading Day for Women and Girls of African Descent: Examples of leadership and innovation

“When you make a connection, the sea becomes another member of your family”

Juan Carlos Riveros, Lagunilla

Juan Carlos Riveros is a Peruvian biologist who serves as Scientific Director of Oceana Peru, the largest international organization dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans. As part of his professional career, Juan Carlos has specialized in using science to support decision-making on energy and climate change adaptation. As World Oceans Day was recently celebrated, we… Continue reading “When you make a connection, the sea becomes another member of your family”

Captive Dolphin Day: A species that deserves freedom

World Captive Dolphin Day is celebrated on July 4, with the aim of raising awareness about the suffering caused to these animals by their capture, as well as achieving a worldwide ban on dolphinariums.   An aquatic species that deserves its full freedom   Dolphins are aquatic animals known for their high intelligence and beauty.… Continue reading Captive Dolphin Day: A species that deserves freedom