July26.org
* * *MISSION: To oppose the U.S. government’s hostility toward the Cuban Revolution and to work toward normalizing relations:
• End the US Embargo against Cuba; Lift the Travel Ban & Trade Blockade.
• Return the Guantanamo Naval Base to Cuba.
• Respect Cuba’s Sovereignty; End “Regime Change” Policies and Practices.The Coalition was formed in 1989 to oppose the U.S. government's hostility toward the Cuban Revolution and to work toward normalizing relations and is affiliated with the National Network on Cuba (NNOC)
Our activities include public educational programs including video showings, talks from visiting Cubans, and report backs from those who have recently traveled to Cuba. We participate in humanitarian material aid campaigns including the FriendShipments and caravans organized by Pastors for Peace, and we support tours to Cuba where people from the US can see the island nation for themselves, including those that are affiliated with RESPECT.
Our interests include educating ourselves and others about the achievements of' the Cuban Revolution:
• in health care,
• in literacy and the right to education,
• in the lowering of infant mortality,
• in the rights of women,
• in the work to eliminate discrimination based upon race and class,
• in the arts, sports, and culture,
• in social and community relations,
• in solidarity with the struggles of the oppressed people of the world.We are committed to working to end the aggressive policies of the United States toward Cuba as well as toward other Caribbean and Latin countries.
We support the struggles of popular movements of the poor, working, and indigenous peoples of the Americas to obtain peace; economic, political, and social justice; and an end to environmental destruction.Meetings
The July 26 Coalition generally meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at Encuentro 5, 9A Hamilton Place, next to the Orpheum Theatre, across the street from the Park Street MBTA station. Please join us in this important work.
For More Information
Please call us at 617-566-2861 or email us: info(at)july26.org. We announce our events and related ones our list and on the Greater Boston Activists email list, Act-MA.
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Pastors for Peace Caravan in Boston
Friday, June 29, at 7:00 pm — First Baptist Church, 633 Centre St., Jamaica Plain The July 26th Coalition is hosting a gathering in honor of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO)/Pastors for Peace, based in New York City, a group that … Continue reading
IFCO/Pastors for Peace Caravan Coming Up
An Invitation from IFCO/Pastors for Peace: Join the 29th Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba this July, May 1 Deadline This year the Caravan will spend 11 days in Cuba following a three day orientation in Toronto, primarily in Santiago, with day trips to … Continue reading
Rally to Close Guantanamo and Return It to Cuba
Saturday, February 24, 2018, 1:00 pm, at Park Street Station Photos above by Susan McLucas (click to enlarge); see also story by Kaylie Feslberg in the Boston University Daily Free Press and MIT radio segment with Chuck Rosina. February 23 is the 115th … Continue reading
May Day Brigade Webinar February 5th
Supplementing the earlier “Travel to Cuba” information posting, there is a webinar about the upcoming May Day Brigade Monday, February 5th, at 8:00 pm. Highlights of the trip include participating in the May 1 International Workers Day mobilization in Revolution … Continue reading
A Cultural History of Cuba and the Literacy Campaign of 1961
Two Programs: Thursday and Friday, February 1 & 2 — and a Sunday addition. (Scenes from the Friday program here.) Alan West-Durán, A Cultural History of Cuba, book launch — reading, discussion, Q&A — Thursday, Feb 1, noon-2:00, Northeastern University, … Continue reading
Travel to Cuba
National Network on Cuba travel webinar Tuesday January 16, 2018, 8:00-9:30 pm (Eastern time zone) with Bob Guild, from RESPECT, the travel providers organization promoting respectful travel to Cuba. Witness for Peace (WfP) Cuba Delegation: Arts, Culture and Social Programs, … Continue reading
Politics and Culture after Padura
There’s barely a break in the action into November. Hurricane and storm destruction, films and culture, Trump and hot politics in DC, Seattle, and at the UN. Following the week-long Leonardo Padura festival —on the heels of the Boston Latin … Continue reading
