[Events] TODAY: VIDEO ON THE SUGAR CANE CUTTERS COLOMBIA 1:OO A1-055 & TALK ON MEXICO 16:00 IN D1-049
Nancy.Serrano
Nancy.Serrano at ul.ie
Mon Apr 19 09:00:56 IST 2010
MONDAY, APRIL 19th
13:00 VIDEO: SUGAR CANE CUTTERS , COLOMBIA
Interviews done in Colombia by Angelica Risquez and Nancy Serrano in July 2009.
Edited by Shane Serrano
Venue : A1-055 UL Campus - Main Building
16:00 Talk: 'Mexico's other crisis of Migration' by Sarah Clancy
Talk about the situation of Latin American migrants on the border between Guatemala and Mexico and about her experience volunteering at the 'Casa de las Migrantes' in Arriga in Chiapas state.
Venue : UL Campus - D1-049
TUESDAY, APRIL 20th
13:00 Information Stand. Handcrafts and Jewellery Sale
Venue: Student's Courtyard - UL Market
Venue: UL Market. Courtyard. Main Campus.
10:30 COFFEE MORNING - Latin American savouries
In aid of the Sugar Cane |Cutters, Colombia
Venue: PLASSEY HOUSE
13:00 Talk: Carlos Augusto Gouveia da Silva, de APAC- Associação dos Produtores Autônomos do Campo e da Cidade, Brazil.
"Growing resistance - the fight to fix the food system
Fergal Anderson, European Coordination of the international peasant movement Via Campesina, Brussels. Fergal is an activist from a rural community in Co. Galway. He visited Chiapas as the Zapatistas were starting their "other campaign" in 2006. This experience motivated him to study a Masters in Public Advocacy and Activism in Galway. He first came into contact with La Via Campesina at the anti-G8 mobilisations in Rostock in Germany in 2007 and became a volunteer interpreter at their meetings and mobilisations in Europe during 2008.
Venue: LC1003 (Languages Building - UL
Campus)
19:00 Talk: Speaker from Latin America to be confirmed.
Venue: N- 1 Perry Square Hotel, Limerick.
THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd
19: 00 FILM: THE OTHER SIDE OF IMMIGRATION
Venue : Jonathan Swift Lecture Theatre
FREE ENTRY
Based on over 700 interviews in Mexican towns where half the population has left to work in the United States, The Other Side of Immigration <http://www.theothersideofimmigration.com/HOME.html> asks why so many Mexicans come to the U.S. illegally and what happens to the families and communities they leave behind. Through an approach that is both subtle and thought-provoking, director Roy Germano provides a perspective on undocumented immigration rarely witnessed by American eyes, challenging audiences to imagine more creative and effective solutions to our illegal immigration problem.
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