Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
“The government betrayed you, and we, without realising what you had shown us, fell back into the state’s game of government corruption and the pretence of a democratic transition. As a result of that forgetfulness, the social fabric of the nation was torn even more,” Sicilia told the Zapatistas in Oventic.
Mexico: Peace Movement Meets Zapatistas Read More »
The Northwest Immigrant Youth Alliance Comes out of the Shadows at the Tacoma, Washington Detention Center.
Undocumented, Unafraid and Unashamed! Read More »
While the detention complex continues to balloon and the Obama administration has tallied up more than one million deportations while states pass increasingly restrictive anti-immigrant laws, artists are redefining the fight by using culture as a weapon.
4 Artists Who Are Reshaping America’s Immigration Debate Read More »
Over 50,000 Mexican workers take to the streets to protest the disparity between President Calderon’s state of the nation address and the reality of conditions in Mexico.
Mexico’s “Indignados” Have Had It Up to Here Read More »
We’re proud to receive a General Support grant from RESIST!
PCASC thanks RESIST for our General Support Grant! Read More »
Peoples Agreement World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth April 22nd, Cochabamba, Bolivia PEOPLES AGREEMENT Today, our Mother Earth is wounded and the future of humanity is in danger. If global warming increases by more than 2 degrees Celsius, a situation that the “Copenhagen Accord” could lead to, there is a
Peoples Agreement from World People’s Conference on Climate Change Read More »
Film showing and discussion with the director. Monday, Sept 19th, 6:30-8pm. Musicians’ Union Hall.
Cananea is a tale of two cities, a clash of capital and labor, training a bright light on those who upend the safety and security of workers and hold hostage a whole city in their pursuit of profit.
Crossing the Border to Cananea Read More »
Homes, churches, schools, and crops all destroyed as the post-coup government continues to side with wealthy plantation owners over the country’s organized farmers
Honduran Police Burn Community to the Ground Read More »
A conversation at PCASC on 7/25/11 with Laura Carlsen.
PCASC Drug War Conversation with Laura Carlsen Read More »
Since mid-April, the planned construction of 5 hydroelectric dams in the ecologically rich region of Aysén in Southern Chile has produced persistent floods of protesters in the streets and plazas of cities spanning the length of the country.
Outrage at HidroAysén Dams Raises Environmental and Political Consciousness in Chile Read More »