La Lucha Continua en Olympia!!

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The Olympia chapter of CISPES is bringing the struggle to the south puget sound!

Olympia CISPES is proud to have two parts of our chapter. The first of which is the Olympia proper chapter, the second is the student group at The Evergreen State College. Both of our 'legs' have been making extra long strides to increase our presence in Olympia as well as TESC.

Olympia CISPES is super excited to be hosting the Northwest regional gathering on October 12, 13 14. We look forward to having the NW CISPESit@s out here in Olympia, where we will be having a weekend full of workshops to be better acquainted with the greater regional CISPES and to strengthen our upcoming campaigns.

Also, Olympia CISPES can hardly wait for the Fall tour!!! We are all working really hard to make Josefina's visit here a wonderful experience for both Olympia CISPES and Josefina.

Olympia CISPES has been working towards creating a greater Latin American Solidarity presence in Olympia with some other activists in town, so keep posted as we soon will be announcing our new space in town.

 

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