Investigating Corruption in the Energy Sector
April 1, 2021
Understanding ASJ's work to investigate corruption and mismangement in the National Electric Company
Last year, ASJ dove into one of its most ambitious projects yet: an investigation into Honduras’ national electric company. Hondurans pay among the highest rates for electricity in the Americas, and this is in great part due to the agency’s corruption and mismanagement.
Corruption in electricity can be difficult to visualize, so we’ve created this video with an inside look at how it affects poor Hondurans.
Thank You for Moving Forward With Us this Summer!
When Policies Shift, Families Pay the Price * by Jo Ann Van Engen
Inspiring civil society in the US with a vision of a more just society
Dear Friend, On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of Hondurans flooded their streets with prayer and peaceful demonstration. Reports from our team members who attended said it was like an inspirational sea of people all wanting the same thing for their country: peace. One of our ASJ-US colleagues said he walked past Pentecostals dancing and playing music, a woman praying the rosary, nuns walking, and priests and altar boys in full robes–all walking in the same space together for peace.
Love, Labor, and the Price of Leaving By Jo Ann Van Engen
Prayer Update (JUL 16- Election Process Turmoil)
Meet the Artist Behind Our New Sticker Illustrations
How U.S. Policy Shapes Honduran Families’ Futures by Jo Ann Van Engen
Honduran civil society works together for fair elections in 2025
J ustice seekers from Canada, the US, and Honduras commit to working together
