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Upcoming Events
Below are some activities you’re invited to, along with contact information for a range of local organizations (many of them NNOC members, though not all). Use the list to the right to jump to your location in North America or just scroll down. (Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and South America contact information is in the 'International Solidarity' category of the links section.)

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NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL
 

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LOCAL (North America)

To learn more about activities in your area, seeing listings or contact local organizations below.


ALBUQUERQUE
Email: Atruj(at)rocketmail.com
Contact person: Arnold Trujillo

ATLANTA
Atlanta Cuba Solidarity Committee
9 Gammon Avenue, SW
Atlanta, GA 30315
Contact person: Sobukwe Shakura, Jerome Scott
Phone: (404) 508-3420 / (404) 622-0602
Email: SobukweKuumba(at)yahoo.com

BALTIMORE
Baltimore-Matanzas Sister City Association
Maryland-Cuba Friendship Coalition

P.O. Box 33231 Waverly Station
Baltimore, MD 21218
Contact person: Frank Pratka
Phone: (410) 366-8818
Email: frankp(at)charm.net

BOSTON
July 26th Coalition
P.O. Box 381279
Cambridge MA 02238
Phone: (617) 566-2861
Email: Info(at)July26.org
www.july26.org

 

CANADA
Canadian National Network on Cuba
Email: CNC(at)CanadianNetworkOnCuba.ca
www.CanadianNetworkOnCuba.ca

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CHICAGO
Chicago Cuba Coalition
Phone: (312) 663-0527
Email: don.goldhamer(at)pobox.com

and

Chicago Committee to Free the Five
Phone: 773-376-7521 •• 773-465-0177
Email: uscubachi(at)hotmail.com


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DENVER
Hands off Cuba Coalition of Colorado
Email: Denver(at)CubaSolidarity.com
Phone: 303-917-3616

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DETROIT
U.S./Cuba Labor Exchange
P.O. Box 39188 Redford, MI 48239
Phone: (313) 561 8330 / (313) 516 7898
Email: LaborExchange(at)aol.com

Report from the Int'l Conference of Young Trade Unionists
Monday November 30th, 5-7pm
Detroit Public Library, Campbell Branch
8733 W. Vernor

Reportback from two members of Latinos Unidos de Michigan
who participated in the International Conference of Youth trade Unionist, hosted by the CGTP,
Confederacion General de Trabajadores del Peru in the City of Lima, Peru, November 18-20, 2009.

Report by:
Evelyn Yadica Galvan 
Organizadora de las Marchas Pro inmigrantes del 1 de Mayo en la ciudad de Detroit, Michigan High School student
 
Rosendo Delgado Torres 
UAW Member and organizador de las Marchas Pro inmigrantes del 1 de Mayo en la ciudad de Detroit, Michigan

 

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EUGENE
Committee in Solidarity with the Central American People
458 Blair Blvd. Eugene, OR 97402
Phone: (541) 485-8633
Fax: (541) 485-0257
www.efn.org/~ciscap

HARTFORD
Greater Hartford Coalition on Cuba
P.O. Box 330161, Hartford, CT 06133
Contact person: Alexander A Koskinas

Phone: (860) 586-8684
Email: AlexKoskinas(at)comcast.net

and

Connecticut Coalition on Cuba
James Van Pelt
39 Goodrich St.
Hamden, CT 06517
Phone: (203) 624-0211
Fax: (203) 624-2153
Email: JvanPelt(at)SupportCom.com

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LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles Coalition in Solidarity with Cuba
Contact person: Beverly Treumann, Paula Solomon
Phone: (310) 419-2983 / (213) 383-9283
Email: CubaSovereignty(at)aol.com


Fundraiser Party for 6th Cuba/Venezuela/Mexico/NorthAmerica Labor Conference
Saturday November 28th from 5 to 7pm
500 South Virgil, Los Angeles 90020

The SEIU Local 721 and Workers United Western States regional
International Action Center invite you to join us for dance and drinks
For more information 213 494 8314 (Rosie) -- 917 224 7927 (Juan) -- 323 306 6240 (John)

 

Radio Show: 'Nuestra Voz'
with Ricardo Moreno, President Los Angeles Simon Bolivar Association.
Thursdays at 9:30pm
90.7 FM, www.kpfk.org



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MEXICO
Movimiento Mexicano de Solidaridad con Cuba
Address: Xola 181, 4 piso, col. Alamos, México, D.F.
Phone: 52-55-5782-2564
E-mail: mmsc2002(at)prodigy.net.mx
Contact person: Pedro Gellert
http://www.geocities.com/cubaymexico

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MIAMI
Miami Coalition to End the Embargo on Cuba
Contact person: Yvonne Hayes
Email: YvonneRose(at)aol.com

and
Cuban American Commission for Family Rights, Inc.
P.O. Box 330017
Miami, Fl 33233
Phone: 786 374-7220 FAX: 305-858-9353
Email: cubapuente(at)aol.com
Website: http://www.cubanfamilyrights.org/

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MILWAUKEE
Coalition to Normalize Relations with Cuba
Contact person: Art Heitzer
Phone: (414) 273-1040
Email: aheitzer(at)nela.org

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MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
Minnesota Cuba Committee
c/o August Nimtz
1414 Social Science Building
University of Minnesota
Phone: (612) 624-1512
Email: mncuba(at)usfamily.net or animtz(at)tc.umn.edu
http://www.MinnesotaCubaCommittee.org

 

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NEW JERSEY

Central Jersey Cuba Solidarity
New Brunswick, NJ
Contact: Bob Miller
Phone: 732.771.6690
Email: CubaSolidNJ(at)optonline.net

 

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NEW YORK
Cuba Solidarity New York
P.O. Box 423
New York, NY 10044
Contact person: Ike Nahem
Phone: (212) 339-0016
Email: CubaSolidarityNY(at)mindspring.com

and

The Popular Education Project to Free the Cuban Five
Phone: 718.601.4751
Email: FreeTheCuban5(at)gmail.com


Organizing meeting: Cuba Solidarity New York

Tuesday November 10th at 6:30pm
1199/SEIU Building, 310 West 43rd Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues, in Manhattan

The meeting will start with a political update on events in Cuba and US-Cuba relations and developments in Latin America, including the unravelling of the signed "accords" in Honduras and the signing of the agreement between Washington and the government of Colombia expanding the US military presence and intervention, and the recent ALBA Summit in Bolivia. We will also assess the visit to New York of Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, his meeting with solidarity representatives, and the latest overwhelming vote in the UN against the US emargo and threats against Cuba.

Other items on the meeting agenda will be updates on the upcoming US-Cuba-Mexico- Latin America Labor December 4-6 in Tijuana, Mexico, plans for the annual New Year’s Eve Party and Celebration initiated by Casa de las Americas which, of course, coincides with the victory of the Cuban Revolution on January 1, 1959, and progress towards calling a united, national action in Spring 2010 in Washington, DC to demand an end to the US embrago of Cuba and the lifting of all US travel restrictions to the island..

We hope to see you on Tuesday, November 10!

Contact: (212) 339-0016 or CubaSolidarityNY(at)mindspring.com

 

Narradoras Cubanas: Identidades al borde del ataque de nervios
Presentation by Mirta Yáñez, University of Havana
Wednesday December 2th at 4pm
The Graduate Center, Rooms 9206/9207
365 Fifth Avenue (@ 34th Street)

Mirta Yáñez joins the Cuba Seminar Series as a special guest speaker from Cuba, in the United States for a series of talks and lectures across the country.  She will be discussing the role and impact of female Cuban narrators.
[Note: presentation will be in Spanish.]
 
About the Speaker: Mirta Yáñez, a narrator, poet, and essayist, received her Ph.D. in Philological Sciences at the Universidad de La Habana in Havana, Cuba. A scholar of both 19th century Latin American literature and Cuban contemporary literature, she has participated in seminars and colloquia as well as offered courses and conferences at universities and research centers in Europe, the United States, and Latin America. Her numerous literary awards include the Premio de la Crítica, bestowed upon her on three separate occasions, and the Förderpreis der Initiative LiBeraturpreis in Frankfurt, Germany. She has been a Writer in Residence at the Maison des Écrivains Étrangers et des Traducteurs de Saint-Nazaire in France. In 2004, a session dedicated to her work entitled, “Gender Inside Cuba: The Fiction of Mirta Yáñez” was presented at the MLA convention in Philadelphia. She has published anthologies, prefaces, and other texts of literary criticism, including Estatuas de sal: cuentistas cubanas contemporáneas, La Habana, 1996; Álbum de poetisas cubanas, La Habana, 1997; Cubana (narrative), Boston, 1998; Habaneras, España, 2000; and Making a Scene (narrative), London, 2004. Considered one of the most distinguished Cuban intellectuals of her generation, some of her works have been translated into German and English. Her recent publications include El búfalo ciego y otros cuentos; Serafín y las aventuras del Reino de los Comejenes; Del azafrán al lirio, and Falsos documentos.

Registration is REQUIRED. To reserve, e-mail cubaproject@gc.cuny.edu


Protest/picket the day of the re-sentencing of the Five
Tuesday December 8th at 5pm
26 Federal Plaza, Manhattan (take the 4, 5, 6, J,M, Z to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall stop)

On June 15th, The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review the case of Gerardo, Ramón, Antonio, Fernando and René, known as the Cuban 5, yet another insult on the part of Made in USA-justice. Despite the worldwide clamor in favor of the freedom of the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters, this country‚s highest judicial body turned a „deaf ear‰ and thus the Cuban 5 remain U.S. held Political Prisoners!
 
Last year, a federal appeals court ordered new sentences for Fernando Gonzalez, Ramon Labañino, and Antonio Guerrero. Labañino and Guerrero had been serving life terms, and Gonzalez was sentenced to 19 years.
 
U.S. District Judge Lenard, who unjustly sentenced them before, will be re-sentencing Gonzalez and Labañino on Dec. 8th! Guerrero was already re-sentenced on Oct. 13th to 21 years and 10 months in jail!
 
These brothers should not be re-sentenced, they should be freed!  There was no evidence provided to convict the Cuban 5 of conspiracy to commit espionage! They are not spies! Their only crime was fighting against terrorism in Cuba and the U.S.A.!
 
Join us as we demand the freedom of the Cuban 5!

Popular Education Project to Free the Cuban Five
FreeTheCuban5(at)gmail.com or call us at The Free the Cuban 5 Hotline 718-601-4751


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PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia Cuba Solidarity Coalition
Contact person: Steve Eckardt
Phone: (312) 952.2618
Email: Philly(at)CubaSolidarity.com

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PORTLAND, MAINE
Let Cuba Live
P.O. Box 245, Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone: (207) 443-2899
Contact person: Barbara West
Email: bwest(at)gwi.net
www.letcubalive.org

SAN DIEGO
San Diego Friends of Cuba
4790 62nd St.
San Diego, Ca. 92115
619-582-8288 phone and fax
Contact people: Seya Sangari; Chuck and Betty Fry
Email: GironTrans(at)aol.com; sdfrndofcuba(at)igc.org

SAN FRANCISCO
The U.S.-Cuba Friendshipment/Bay Area
P.O. Box 2218
San Francisco, CA
Phone: (650) 367-9183
Email: patty(at)igc.org
Contact person: Patty Mote
Email: caravan22(at)hotmail.com

and

International Peace for Cuba Appeal/International Action Center
2489 Mission Street, Room 24
San Francisco CA 94110
Phone: 415.821.6545
Fax: 415.821.5782
Email: Cuba(at)actionsf.org
www.iacenter.org


An Evening with Jimmy Santiago Baca

Friday, December 11th at 7pm
Mission Cultural Center, 2868 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA

Visit http://www.freethefive.org/ and http://www.freethefive.org/downloads/bacaevent.pdf


 

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SANTA CRUZ

Cuba Study Group of Santa Cruz County
1755 Chanticleer Avenue
Santa Cruz CA 95062
Contact person: Nancy Abbey
Phone: 831 465 8272
Email: nabbey(at)cruzio.com or CubaStudy(at)yahoogroups.com

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SEATTLE
Seattle/Cuba Friendship Committee
– a Task Force of the Church Council of Greater Seattle
8923 2nd Ave. N.E.Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone: (206) 523-1720
Contact person: Thomas Warner
Email: warner(at)scn.org
www.seattlecuba.org

ST. AUGUSTINE
St. Augustine/Baracoa Friendship Association
P.O. Box 861086, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Phone: (904) 461 3175
Fax: (501) 421 8659
Email: sole(at)staugustine-baracoa.org
www.staugustine-baracoa.org

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TAMPA
¡Cuba Vive! Of Tampa Bay
Email: Cuba_vive(at)yahoo.com

WASHINGTON, DC
No War on Cuba Movement
Phone: (202) 271-1126
Email: contact(at)nowaroncuba.org
www.NoWarOnCuba.org

 

 

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Thanks!

Richard Cambridge
Events & Groups Coordinator

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