Report Back from Colombia: Peace and Human Rights Work in Latin America
Michael Reagan
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Report Back from Colombia: Peace and Human Rights Work in Latin
America
An Evening with Moira Birss and Phil Neff
Please join us:
Tuesday April, 20th at 7PM
155 Savery Hall on the University of Washington campus
http://www.washington.edu/home/maps/northcentral.html?SAV
Moira Birss has just returned from two years working as an human
rights observer in San Jose de Apartado and Bogota, Colombia. After
suffering terrible political violence, mostly by paramilitary groups
supported by the Colombian army, San Jose de Apartado has taken a
neutral, non-violent stance in Colombia's civil war. For more on her
work visit her blog or the website for the Fellowship of
Reconciliation. http://1peaceatatime.blogspot.com/
http://www.forcolombia.org/
Phil Neff is a graduate student at the University of Washington. In
2008 he worked as a human rights accompanist in Guatemala and has
continued working on issues of Latin American solidarity in the United
States.
Presented by the Student Anarchist Study Group
Michael Reagan
Please Forward Widely
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Report Back from Colombia: Peace and Human Rights Work in Latin
America
An Evening with Moira Birss and Phil Neff
Please join us:
Tuesday April, 20th at 7PM
155 Savery Hall on the University of Washington campus
http://www.washington.edu/home/maps/northcentral.html?SAV
Moira Birss has just returned from two years working as an human
rights observer in San Jose de Apartado and Bogota, Colombia. After
suffering terrible political violence, mostly by paramilitary groups
supported by the Colombian army, San Jose de Apartado has taken a
neutral, non-violent stance in Colombia's civil war. For more on her
work visit her blog or the website for the Fellowship of
Reconciliation. http://1peaceatatime.blogspot.com/
http://www.forcolombia.org/
Phil Neff is a graduate student at the University of Washington. In
2008 he worked as a human rights accompanier in Guatemala with the
Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala, and has continued