WE CAMPAIGN FOR PEACE, JUSTICE AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES IN LATIN AMERICA
The WFP Solidarity Collective's formation was inspired by the analysis and vision of Berta Cáceres, including the need for movements to inherently reflect the intertwining struggles against capitalism, racism, and patriarchy.
The collective brings together grassroots organizers across the hemisphere, stateside regions, international human rights accompaniers, and our advisors to campaign for peace, justice and sustainable economies in the Americas.
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Racial Justice and Identity in Cuba: The Arts and Social Change
Cuba is also a majority Afro-descendant nation, which continues to struggle to advance racial equity. We will look at this history and present conditions, paying particular attention to the way activist and organizations have used art and culture to promote social change, but always contextualized through a lens that contemplates race.
CUBA
Reimagine the World Through Art
This interactive and educational experience will explore the roots of Afro-Cuban rhythms, the island’s indelible contribution to jazz and popular music in the US, and the history between two nations that has shaped their sounds and stylings across genres and generations.
CUBA
The People, The Government, US Policy and The Global Community
Learn how a socialist country manages to provide social services, education, health care, food, housing, safety and access to the arts to its citizens in an equitable manner, under the pressure of the US blockade.
CUBA
Confronting Climate Change and Building Peace: Environmental Justice in Colombia
After decades of armed conflict, the people of Colombia are still fighting to achieve peace and resolution in their nation. However, ecotourism and mega-projects led by multinational groups are not only harming the environment but driving a wedge between the Peace Process
COLOMBIA
Education Art and Nature
On this delegation you will meet Cubans from all walks of life. We will visit and study Cuba’s urban and rural educational programs from primary to university levels including professional schools such as the Latin American School of Medicine and the National School of Arts.
CUBA
ANALYSIS
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COLOMBIA
December 3-12, 2019
This delegation focuses on mass migration as part of the collective struggle against the social, political, and economic crises which have plagued Honduras since the US supported coup in 2009.
U.S Role in Migration
COLOMBIA
January 4-13, 2020
Cuba is also a majority Afro-descendant nation, which continues to struggle to advance racial equity. We will look at this history and present conditions, paying particular attention to the way activist and organizations have used art and culture to promote social change, but always contextualized through a lens that contemplates race.
Racial Justice and Identity in Cuba: The Arts and Social Change
HONDURAS
December 15-24, 2019
This delegation will focus on Cuba’s humanist model and its far-reaching impacts across all sectors of society. We will examine how Cubans have challenged colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism within its revolutionary history. This delegation is designed for educators, healers, farmers, artists, and activists of color.
Black Socialist Strategies
in Holistic Healing and Healthcare
CUBA
January 12 - 21, 2020
This interactive and educational experience will explore the roots of Afro-Cuban rhythms, the island’s indelible contribution to jazz and popular music in the US, and the history between two nations that has shaped their sounds and stylings across genres and generations.
Reimagine the World Through Art
COLOMBIA
December 11-20, 2019
On this delegation, social workers, educators and first-responders--those who experience and hold trauma--will exchange with Cuban organizers, healers and nature lovers to learn about and share strategies for healing, community organizing, environmental justice and nurturing.
Healing Our Land, Healing Ourselves
MEXICO
January 12 - 21, 2020
This interactive and educational experience will explore the roots of Afro-Cuban rhythms, the island’s indelible contribution to jazz and popular music in the US, and the history between two nations that has shaped their sounds and stylings across genres and generations.
Reimagine the World Through Art
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Kalice Allen
Cuba Delegate
Having the opportunity to participate and lead a delegation was life changing. I am humbled and inspired by the stories of the folks that I visited with in their homes, work and community.
Elena Delsamer
Colombia Delegate
The Colombia Delegation was invaluable exposure to first hand accounts of the folks whose lives are most impacted by damaging U.S-Colombia policies
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