Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
“My job isn’t to warn you, it’s to kill you. If you carry on with this, we’re going to run into each other,” the anonymous voice warned just days after the story aired.
Under fire in drug war, Mexico’s media falls silent Read More »
Half-time Program Coordinator position available.
Resumes due Sept 7, position starts October 1.
The Program Coordinator advances the PCASC mission through developing the leadership capacity of volunteers, supporting the work of sub-committees, and coordinating program planning retreats. This organizer is responsible for coordinating PCASC communications and plays a supporting role in ensuring the financial sustainability of PCASC.
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 »
The Drug War epitomizes the intersections between militarism, violence, imperialism, immigration and economics. What can PCASC do to stop the Drug War?
Drugs, Guns, & People – The US War in Mexico Read More »
We at PCASC pride ourselves on being an organization that educates and mobilizes. We would love to share with you the things our volunteers, board, and staff have learned this summer.
10 THINGS WE LEARNED THIS SUMMER Read More »
This Thursday, the U.S. Senate will hold its final hearing on the Korea, Panama and Colombia Free Trade Agreements.
Final sentate hearing on the Korea, Panama, and Colombia FTAs 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 »
The arrogance of titling their article ‘Fixing Honduras’ is that Feldman is assuming that fixing Honduras isn’t a job fit for Hondurans, and more importantly, that fixing Honduras isn’t precisely what Hondurans themselves are already trying to do by fighting for an entirely new constitution.
Please, Stop Trying to ‘Fix’ Honduras: Letter to the Los Angeles Times Read More »
