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“Witness for Peace NE Organizer Lee Schlenker: Popular Struggles in Latin America Today”
Submitted by commchurch on Wed, 05/06/2020 - 12:24pmVirtual Service:
Watch it Live on CCB’s YouTube Channel
"The Two Worst Ways To Make Policy: Constitutional Originalism and Biblical Literalism" with Barry Lynn
Submitted by commchurch on Mon, 04/13/2020 - 3:20pmCoronavirus: Time to End US Sanctions on Venezuela (Webinar)
Submitted by dmcfarland on Wed, 04/01/2020 - 9:03pmLift the Sanctions Now – Stop Coronavirus
Our country’s escalating sanctions on Venezuela in the last few years has caused the death of tens of thousands of innocent civilians and led to more than 4 million refugees, according to the UNHCR. Now, as the US tightens sanctions on Venezuela, our country is responsible for impacting that nation’s ability to fight off the coronavirus pandemic, which will lead to more death and create more refugees, thus endangering all of us, as the pandemic will spread. This policy is as immoral as it is unwise.
Online Sunday School: Imperialism, Dependency and Central America
Submitted by dmcfarland on Wed, 02/26/2020 - 3:46pmFilm screening: Harvest of Empire -- Latinos in America
Submitted by dmcfarland on Fri, 02/14/2020 - 3:42pm
Friday Night Justice Film Series
Free admission, popcorn, and beverages
“We are all Americans of the New World, and our most dangerous enemies are not each other, but the great wall of ignorance between us.”
Juan González, Harvest of Empire
Say No to the Coup in Bolivia: Rally at Sen. Warren's office
Submitted by dmcfarland on Tue, 01/28/2020 - 4:22pmHONOR BERTA CACERES on INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S Day
Submitted by dmcfarland on Tue, 01/28/2020 - 4:13pmHONREMOS A BERTA CACERES EL DIA INTERNACIONAL DE LA MUJER
Reserva el día sábado 7 de marzo. Hora de 4:00 a 6:00 P.M.
Lugar: 227 Marginal Street, Suite 1
Chelsea, MA 02150
Para más información: (617) 610-3784
RESCHEDULED for NOV-13-15: Second National Conference for the Normalization of US-Cuba Relations
Submitted by dmcfarland on Fri, 01/10/2020 - 4:36pmCountdown to the Second National Conference
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Crisis in Bolivia: Understanding and Responding to the Coup
Submitted by dmcfarland on Wed, 12/04/2019 - 7:49pmEyewitness Account of Life in Cuba and Effects of US Blockade!
Submitted by dmcfarland on Tue, 11/19/2019 - 3:41pmHear from the Boston Participants of the International May Day Work
Brigade, Judy Freiwirth, Aba Taylor, and Bob Mulcahy.
Also hear from Alvin Foster who recently participated in the
Anti-imperialist Solidarity Conference for Democracy and against
Neoliberalism which just ended in Cuba.
Support the National Strike in Colombia!
Submitted by dmcfarland on Sun, 11/17/2019 - 4:51pmIn 2018, a stolen election in Colombia brought Iván Duque Márquez to the presidency, signifying the return of Uribism to power that since the time of the so called “democratic security” has plunged the working masses into misery.
30th Anniversary Commemoration of the Martyrs of El Salvador
Submitted by dmcfarland on Sun, 11/17/2019 - 4:21pm
Standout and speakout: No to the Coup in Bolivia!
Submitted by dmcfarland on Thu, 11/14/2019 - 7:54amJoin us for a speakout against the fascist, US-backed coup in Bolivia! As people across Latin America rise up in rejection of neoliberalism and its sponsor, US imperialism, we must denounce the fascist coup against one of the most consistently pro-people and anti-imperialist governments in the region.
Speakout and teach-in: NO COUP IN BOLIVIA! US OUT OF LATIN AMERICA!
Submitted by dmcfarland on Mon, 11/11/2019 - 5:14pmJoin us in a rally to demand the US government end its war on the people of Latin America and the Caribbean -- at Park Street Station in downtown Boston.
A US-backed coup has just been carried out in Bolivia against the socialist leader Evo Morales, the first president in the country’s history to come from the Indigenous majority. This is a historic moment and people in the United States can do our part by demanding an end to US intervention.
Exhibition opening and ongoing: "Embroiderers of Memory": Historical memory of the women of El Salvador
Submitted by dmcfarland on Sun, 11/03/2019 - 8:07pmTake a glimpse into the plight of El Salvadorian female refugees and
their children through this exhibition of photographs and embroidered
textiles. View embroidered works by women in El Salvador seeking to
stitch themselves back together after their country was torn apart by
civil war from 1980-1989 forcing them to flee to Honduras as refugees.
The exhibition will consist of twelve colorful panels, illustrated
photographs, and historical maps of the process. Additionally,
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