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Sowing Struggle: Urban and rural social movements in Tlaxcala, Mexico
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Date:
Monday, October 01, 2012
Time:
1:00 PM
-
3:00 PM
Event Type:
Teach-In
Organizer/Author:
Annie Paradise
Email:
Address:
aparadise@ciis.edu
Location Details:
California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS)
1453 Mission Street (between 10th and 11th)
San Francisco, CA
close to Civic Center BART
Room 304
1453 Mission Street (between 10th and 11th)
San Francisco, CA
close to Civic Center BART
Room 304
the Mexico Solidarity Network presents
Sowing Struggle: Urban and rural social movements in Tlaxcala, Mexico
with Luz Rivera Martinez, lead organizer with Consejo Nacional Urbano Campesino (CNUC)
As co-founder and lead organizer of CNUC,
Luz has worked tirelessly over 20 years to
protect peasantsʼ rights and build inspiring,
community-based autonomous projects.
Luz and CNUC also accompany the Apizaco
merchantʼs union, a bus-drivers' cooperative,
and the National Assembly of Braceros in their
struggles against corrupt governance, police
repression, and neoliberalism.
Her talk will have important lessons for
anyone interested in womenʼs, peasant, and labor movements.
Sponsored by the Anthropology and Social Change Department, CIIS
This presentation will be in Spanish with English translation provided.
Open to the public, wheelchair accessible, and free of charge.
Please join us!
Sowing Struggle: Urban and rural social movements in Tlaxcala, Mexico
with Luz Rivera Martinez, lead organizer with Consejo Nacional Urbano Campesino (CNUC)
As co-founder and lead organizer of CNUC,
Luz has worked tirelessly over 20 years to
protect peasantsʼ rights and build inspiring,
community-based autonomous projects.
Luz and CNUC also accompany the Apizaco
merchantʼs union, a bus-drivers' cooperative,
and the National Assembly of Braceros in their
struggles against corrupt governance, police
repression, and neoliberalism.
Her talk will have important lessons for
anyone interested in womenʼs, peasant, and labor movements.
Sponsored by the Anthropology and Social Change Department, CIIS
This presentation will be in Spanish with English translation provided.
Open to the public, wheelchair accessible, and free of charge.
Please join us!
Added to the calendar on Thu, Sep 20, 2012 4:53PM
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