Zapantera Negra: Zapatista Black Panther Art

ZAPANTERAS NEGRAS: Zapatista Black Panther Art in S.F.

April 10, 2013 @ 7:00pm   at Rincon 3265 17th St. #204

(Between Mission and Capp) San Francisco CA 94110

In 2012, Emory Douglas, former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party, went to Chiapas to work with Zapatista artists to make art, share visions, bringing together the revolutionary art traditions of two communities.

On April 10, artists Emory Douglas and Rigo 23 will present art and photography from the Zapantera Negra art project and share their experiences with the Panthers and the Zapatistas.

Join the Chiapas Support Committee on April 10 to celebrate the life and

   vision of Emiliano Zapata through the art work of two communities

  whose hearts and movements lead a struggle for a boundless liberation.

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                            All proceeds support Zapatista communities

                $5.00-20.00 donation No one turned away for lack of funds

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             For more information contact the Chiapas Support Committee

                    (510) 654-9587 cezmat@igc.org

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Chiapas Support Committee/Comité de Apoyo a Chiapas

P.O. Box  3421, Oakland, CA  94609

Tel: (510) 654-9587

Email: cezmat@igc.org

www.chiapas-support.org

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chiapas-Support-Committee-Oakland/86234490686

 

 

 

Celebration in Honor of the Zapatistas and All Indigenous Peoples

Community Forum on Mexico

Community Forum on Mexico

Immigration * The Border            Drug War * Merida Initiative

Mexico Peace Movement * Zapatistas

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Thursday, July 12, 2012, 7:30 pm (Doors Open at 7 pm)

Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists

1924 Cedar Street, Berkeley, CA  94709

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Speakers: Laura Rivas, National Network for Immigrant & Refugee Rights; Francisco & María Cristina Herrera, Trabajo Cultural Caminante; Daniel Robelo, Drug Policy Alliance; Chiapas Support Committee Members

Music By Francisco Herrera

Suggested Donation $5 – $10 (Sliding Scale, No one turned away)

Sponsored by: Chiapas Support Committee (CSC)

Co-Sponsors: BFUU Social Justice Committee, Task Force on the Americas (MITF)

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For more information, please contact: Chiapas Support Committee

Tel: (510) 654-9587 * Email: cezmat@igc.org

www.chiapas-support.org * http://compamanuel.wordpress.com

 

Luchas “muy otras;” Book-signing & Discussion

Chiapas Support Committee presents

A bi-lingual discussion and book-signing at

Modern Times Books in San Francisco of

Luchas ‘muy otras’

Zapatismo y autonomía en las comunidades indígenas de Chiapas

Un libro coordinado por Bruno Baronnet, Mariana Mora Bayo y Richard Stahler-Sholk. México: UAM-Xochimilco, CIESAS, UNACH, 2011.

 * Evento en español e inglés

 Monday, May 21, 2012, 7:00 p.m. at Modern Times Bookstore, 2919 24th St, San FranciscoIn conversation with co-editor Mariana Mora Bayo

Ms. Mora will be discussing and reading from the Spanish version of Struggles “muy otras.” Zapatismo & Autonomy in the Indigenous Communities of Chiapas A book co-edited by Bruno Baronnet, Mariana Mora Bayo & Richard Stahler-Sholk. Published in Mexico by UAM-Xochimilco, CIESA, UNACH, 2011

 For more information, contact:

Chiapas Support Committee (510) 654-9587 Or cezmat@igc.org

http://compamanuel.wordpress.com

VIVIMOS ZAPATA / LIVING ZAPATA

Please Join Us…

APRIL 19, 2012 in SAN FRANCISCO

VIVIMOS ZAPATA / LIVING ZAPATA - Thursday, April 19, 2012 – 7:00 PM – San Francisco – A panel discussion on the current issues in Mexico, featuring guest speakers on the Drug Wars, Migrants and Social Movements. Delegates just back from the CSC’s Spring Delegation to Chiapas will report on the current situation. Eric Quezada Center, 518 Valencia Street, San Francisco. Suggested donation: $5-10. (Sliding Scale)

Zapatista Anniversary Celebration

ZAPATISTA ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

 November 13, 2011 3-7 PM

La Peña Cultural Center, 3105 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA

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 3-4 PM – Dinner (Reservations Required)

4-7 PM – SonRisas, an all-women group performing son jarocho Mexican music and

 Keynote Panel Featuring Monami Maulik of DRUM: Desis Rising Up & Moving, from New York City

PLUS Report from Occupy Oakland and Report from Chiapas

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 Suggested Donation(s):

Dinner, Music & Keynote Panel – $35-50 (Sliding Scale)*

Musical Performance and Keynote Panel only – $10-$20 (Sliding Scale)*

*Proceeds go to build autonomous schools in Chiapas

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Sponsored by: Chiapas Support Committee

For more information or for dinner reservations call: (510) 654-9587