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.
Highlights from our 25th Anniversary Celebration in Grand Rapids, MI
MY EMPTY VILLAGE / HOW IMMIGRATION AFFECTS A COMMUNITY (by Sara Pineda)
Young Hondurans have stepped up for democracy (by Blanca Stephanie Elvir)
Reflecting on 25 years of seeking justice together (by Jo Ann Van Engen)
From the Executive Director
What does paused international aid mean for ASJ?
Something Worth Waiting For
Will you walk with us for a more just society?
The beauty of doing justice in community
What I've Been Thinking About the Past Week
