At the end of June, I was in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico working with Fundación Cántaro Azul, an organization that provides access to safe water and sanitation for disadvantaged communities in Mexico and abroad. I was there helping Cántaro Azul build organizational capacity to use human-centered design to improve existing initiatives and to innovate new ones. More on that in another post (I'm still delinquent on a final report, so the post will be 1-2 weeks off still).
This post is just photos of signs - and sign placement - that the team and I spotted in greater La Paz. (Actually, I think Lludmila spotted all of these.)
A temporary stall for childhood immunizations at a gas station...
... and the main sign is posted next to another sign that reads "DANGER".
"It's sadder to walk, isn't it?"
A poster from the Mexican Ministry of Health assuring us of the safety of pork - just below a display of carnitas and chicharrones.
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