by James Patrick Jordan, for AFGJ Saturday AFGJ SATURDAY! Is a new, occasional effort from the Alliance for Global Justice to give a little something back to our supporters, something fun, useful, and, yes, related to political struggle and the overall vision and mission of AFGJ. For the launch of the series we are providing…
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Cultural solidarity & struggle, Human Rights School, Indigenous rights & liberation (Abya Yala, Americas), Political prisoners, Solidarity with North American liberation, Uncategorized
ACTION TOOLKIT: Indigenous Peoples Day 2021
SCROLL DOWN TO TAKE ACTION Alliance for Global Justice acknowledges that we stand on land that is stolen, land that is exploited. We occupy the land that is the rightful home of Indigenous people. We condemn the theft, the exploitation and the oppression that arose from settler colonialism by Europeans. We recognize the ancient and…
Democracy, NicaNotes, Nicaragua, Uncategorized
Right-wing Congressmembers Reintroduce the NICA Act in the House; Please Act!
Act Now! On April 5, 2017 right-wing members of Congress led by Florida Republican Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, reintroduced an even worse version of the NICA Act (Nicaraguan Investment Conditionality Act) than the one they introduced last September during both countries’ presidential election season. If the NICA Act were to pass both chambers of the US Congress…
Anti-War, Colombia, Democracy, Militarism, News, Political prisoners, Prison Imperialism, TDTW, Uncategorized
The Guantanamo of Colombia: Pressure Mounts to Shut Down Notorious US-Funded Prison
Originally published in Upside Down World Written by John Ocampo Friday, 29 January 2016 14:29 SIGN THE PETITION TO CLOSE LA TRAMACÚA, COLOMBIA’S US FUNDED TORTURE PRISON! The campaign to shut down Colombia’s infamous Establecimiento Penitenciario y Carcelario de Alta y Mediana Seguridad de Valledupar “La Tramacua” prison, located in the country’s sweltering Caribbean region and…
Anti-War, Audio-visual, Colombia, Delegations & tours, Democracy, Drug war, Eco-solidarity, James Patrick Jordan, Labor, News, Political prisoners, TDTW, Uncategorized
Message from Hubert Ballesteros, Colombian unionist and political prisoner, to North American labor and solidarity activists
Originally published in Fight Back! News Versión en español The following message is a response to a series of questions posed to Hubert Ballesteros by James Jordan of the Alliance for Global Justice. Ballesteros was arrested while negotiating for the National Agrarian Strike of 2013 and charged with Rebellion. He was also serving on the…
Anti-War, Colombia, Eco-solidarity, Humanitarian Aid, Immigration, James Patrick Jordan, Labor, Militarism, News, Peru, TDTW, Trade, economics & globalization (neoliberalism), Uncategorized, Venezuela
Nothing to do, nowhere to go, nothing to say: How the broad climate movement has failed us
Graffiti from Havana, Cuba By James Jordan (Originally published in Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal) January 13, 2016 – It has been a month since the UN climate summit in Paris, aka COP 21. One might expect the kind of ebb and flow we often see in popular movements. Interest in climate issues, the…
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Climate Change and War–Two Faces, One Beast
We need YOU to ACT! Please sign our petition to End US Military and Border Patrol Environmental Exemptions! Please share this with others. You can also click here to print out a hard copy for distribution at pulic events. United Nations negotiators will be meeting in Paris this December to work out a strategy to…
Bruce Wilkinson, Occupy Movement, TDTW, Uncategorized
‘Cascadia Freedom Caravan’ hits the road to inspire activism
On the route to the Tear Down The Walls National Gathering a community of people from Olympia, Portland and Las Vegas learned from each other and bonded over what ultimately became a 9 day adventure for global justice. This is the story from the first day that ran in the Seattle Times. Expect more stories, video…
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Yes, Virginia, There is Evil in the World
By Chuck Kaufman (AFGJ National Co-Coordinator) I have been hearing a lot lately that we need to be proactive; that we need to focus our work on positive things. If we believe that a better world is possible, we need to build that better world.