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Perspectives from Havana in a Year of Covid and Embargo – A Series of Weekly Conversations |
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WEBINAR SERIES
April 13: From the Perspective of an Economist – Estéban Morales
April 20: From the Perspective of Science & Healthcare – LUIS MONTERO CABRERA
April 27: From the Perspective of a Sociologist and Feminist – MARTA NUÑEZ
May 4: From the Perspective of a Poet and Writer – NANCY MOREJÓN
May 11: From the Perspective of the Next Generation – DAVID FAYA
TUESDAYS, 3pm Pacific Time / 6pm Eastern Time
REGISTER HERE
Like the rest of the world, Havana and Cuba have just completed the first full year of Covid 19. It has done so with the full force of the U.S. embargo on its neck, including additional measures enacted by the Trump administration and so far not modified or removed by the Biden administration. What has Havana been like the past year? What is it like now? What have been the major challenges and achievements? Join "Perspectives from Havana
in a Year of COVID and Embargo" webinar series to learn more!
Organized by:
Massachusetts Peace Action www.masspeaceaction.org
Center for Cuban Studies www.centerforcubanstudies.org
Latin American Solidarity Coalition of Western Massachusetts https://lascwm.org
Sponsors:
CodePink, Committees of Correspondence for Democracy & Socialism, Global Health Partners, July 26 Coalition Boston, Latin American Working Group (LAWG), National Network on Cuba, Solidarity Collective, US Peace Council, WILPF: Cuba and the Bolivarian Alliance Issues Committee, US-Cuba Normalization Coalition, Saving Lives Campaign, US Women & Cuba Collaboration, Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC), Vancouver Communities in Solidarity with Cuba (VCSC) & Friends of Cuba Against the U.S. Blockade - Vancouver |