Soli Salgado
Soli Salgado is the international editor of the Global Sisters Report. Previously she was the Latin America correspondent and has reported from 13 countries for GSR and NCR, covering mostly migration, human trafficking and Nuns & Nones. Born in Buenos Aires and raised in Wichita, Kansas, Soli graduated from the University of Kansas in 2013 with degrees in journalism, English, and Spanish, and joined NCR as a Bertelsen intern in 2015. Big loves include illustration, yoga, reading, travel and presidential history.
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Q & A with Katie Gordon and Sr. Linda Romey, leading an e-course on community
Sr. Norma Pimentel, LCWR award recipient, embraces 'holy chaos' of her ministry to migrants
Guardian Angel sisters in Mexico risk safety to aid often-traumatized migrants
A migrant caravan rests: 'It's easy to look at us and not understand'
Latin American Sisters Exchange graduates head home with enriched experience
Ursuline sisters gift motherhouse to Louisville Sacred Heart Schools
On Guatemalan gang turf, Oblate sister reaches out to women in prostitution
For Nuns and Nones' six-month pilot program, millennials move in
Talitha Kum, Galileo Foundation back photo exhibit of anti-trafficking ministry
Latin American and Caribbean religious conference formalizes protocols for protection of minors
Casa Ursulina is grounded in friendship and solidarity among women
Meeting of Latin American religious gets perspective on Chile abuse crisis
Q & A with Sr. Liliana Franco, leader of women religious in Latin America, the Caribbean
Nuns and Nones: A modern religious community
Nuns and Nones: Unlikely partners tackle the big questions
A hemisphere of networks network about anti-trafficking efforts
'Listen to the heart of our people,' Sr. Teresa Maya tells US bishops
Benedictine Sisters urge women in Senate to vote no on Kavanaugh
At CLAR meeting, religious discern how best to accompany the people of God
