Labor Studies Working Group presents- Organizing for Dignity: The Campesino Movement in Colombia
204 Maxwell Hall
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Guest Speaker Marylén Serna Salinas is a farmer, and the leader of Cajibio's Farmers' Movement (CFM) based on the province of Cauca, in southwestern Colombia. Marylén has served for many years in leadership roles with organizations such as the Cauca Network for Life and Human Rights, the Women's Departmental Organization, the Cauca's Regional Committee of Victims, and the Regional Space for Peace. At the national level, Marylén is spokesperson for the Peoples' Congress, a coalition of social movements from across the nation, and a ley leader in Colombia's National Agrarian Summit.
Organized by the Labor Studies Working Group and sponsored by the Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC) of the Syracuse University Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
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