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Nicaragua Solidarity Then & Now:A Benefit to Promote Women’s Health & Stop Sex Trafficking
Date:
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Time:
6:30 PM
-
9:30 PM
Event Type:
Fundraiser
Organizer/Author:
Malia Everette
Location Details:
Eric Quesada Community Center- 518 Valencia St (near 16th st)
Join us this March for a full evening exploring Nicaragua’s cultural and political past, present and future
Altruvistas, ICAS/Juntos Adelante and Nicaragua Center for Community Action (NICCA) are thrilled to host the Bay Area premiere of ‘En La Casa, La Cama y La Calle’ (At home, in bed and in the streets) and a preview trailer for upcoming film Abrazos de San Pancho. Both films delve into Nicaragua’s complex political and social history.
San Francisco Poet Laureate, Professor and Activist Alejandro Murguia will give remarks at the event.
Proceeds from the evening will benefit midwifery and community health clinic, The Mama Licha Clinic Project, and women’s rights and anti-human trafficking organization Grupo MOES, both based in Esteli, Nicaragua.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction and learn more about upcoming travel opportunities to visit Nicaragua and see these projects in person.
Wine, food, poetry, music and networking
Suggested donation:
$20 general Admission
$10-$15 students
*No one turned away for lack of funds
Altruvistas, ICAS/Juntos Adelante and Nicaragua Center for Community Action (NICCA) are thrilled to host the Bay Area premiere of ‘En La Casa, La Cama y La Calle’ (At home, in bed and in the streets) and a preview trailer for upcoming film Abrazos de San Pancho. Both films delve into Nicaragua’s complex political and social history.
San Francisco Poet Laureate, Professor and Activist Alejandro Murguia will give remarks at the event.
Proceeds from the evening will benefit midwifery and community health clinic, The Mama Licha Clinic Project, and women’s rights and anti-human trafficking organization Grupo MOES, both based in Esteli, Nicaragua.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction and learn more about upcoming travel opportunities to visit Nicaragua and see these projects in person.
Wine, food, poetry, music and networking
Suggested donation:
$20 general Admission
$10-$15 students
*No one turned away for lack of funds
Added to the calendar on Tue, Feb 25, 2014 9:32AM
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