Organization of U.S. citizens residing in Panama. History, board members, sponsors, newsletter, and practical resources for living.
http://www.amsoc.org/In-depth features, action alerts, and news about human rights issues in Panama.
http://www.americas.org/index.php?cp=region&co=38Nonprofit working to improve children's nutrition through direct aid, improved agriculture, and parental education. Describes area of work and project activities. [English/Spanish]
http://www.darien.org.pa/Nonprofit working to provide internet access and computer skills to youth. Describes sponsors and current projects. [English/Spanish]
http://ihdf.tripod.com/Newsletter and membership application for civilian nonprofit working to educate the public and support navy members.
http://navyleague-panama.org/A US-based foundation describes its local work, including the establishment of tutorial schools, teacher training and certification, and a solar-powered computer lab.
http://www.monafoundation.org/ngobe-bugle/ngobe-bugle.htmA forum for the English-speaking expatriate community with announcements of events and tips on immigration and real estate matters.
http://www.panama-guide.comUS Peace Corps volunteers, staff, families, and friends report on projects, reunions, and opportunities for continued involvement.
http://www.panamapcv.net/Vendor provides photographs and descriptions of several folk arts, including molas, tagua nut carvings, and pottery, with links to more detailed articles.
http://www.rainforestjewel.com/index.asp?cat=51337Inter-American Commission on Human Rights report reviews issues and their historical context from 1977, and describes in detail conditions from 1987-1989, with recommendations.
1989.11.09The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights describes its on-site investigation, focusing on areas of due process and freedom of expression and opposition to the government. The report also includes recommendations and the Panamanian government's response.
1978.06.22Account of the accused drug trafficker's conversion to Christianity while in a US federal prison.
http://www.arm.org/noriega.htmPhotos and journal from a Canadian volunteer working with Ngobe Bugle peoples on a project centered around health and nutrition.
http://jjerler.tripod.com/Nonprofit that welcomes newcomers and promotes friendship and culture among women of all nationalities. Lists events and meetings, with membership information.
http://www.wnpan.org/Information and photos on UNESCO-designated sites, including Darien National Park, Fort San Lorenzo, La Amistad Reserves and the historic district of Panama City.
http://www.worldheritagesite.org/countries/country84.html