Hola amigos and friends from hip and dynamic Medellin where in my eighth decade I am working as hard as I was as a 22-year-old Peace Corps volunteer building the…
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Please help the Marina Orth Foundation’s rural robotics champs, from El Carmen de Viboral outside Medellin, Colombia, travel to Tallinn, Estonia, to participate in the 2019 International Robotex Competition from November 26 to December 3. In only their…
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Featured Articles|Foundation News
Marina Orth Foundation all-girls team the “Little Engineers” are international robotic champions!
The “Little Engineers” all girl robotics club of the Marina Orth Foundation, won first place in their division at the international RoboRAVE competition 2018, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Susana Ocampo,…
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Foundation News|Maureen in the News
Marina Orth receives the Refugees International 2015 McCall-Pierpaoli Humanitarian Award
Our founder Marina Orth received the 2015 McCall-Pierpaoli Humanitarian Award from Refugees International, in recognition of her inspiring and sustained commitment to the education and success of the youth of…
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The women. The jet. The five homes. The entourage of eighty. The
annual income of $22 million. There’s only one other thing that
Julio Iglesias really wants—America. Just as he willed himself back
from a paralyzing auto crash, the Spanish‐born crooner is now
willing himself to learn English and realize his crossover
dream. Maureen Orth soaks up his suntan in Los Angeles and
Miami.