San Jose de Apartado | Colombia Support Network

Posted on March 26, 2012 by cecilia

If you would like to read the origins of the oldest rural community that declared itself a non- violent resistance … Read More »

Posted in Special Reports | Tagged Colombian Military, FARC, Paramilitary, San Jose de Apartado, Union Patriotica, Uraba

Posted on March 25, 2012 by csn

The Peace Community of San Jose de Apartado, with which the Colombia Support Network (CSN) has had the privilege of … Read More »

Posted in Dane County, Editorials | Tagged Dane County, San Jose de Apartado

Posted on February 2, 2012 by csn

Unlimited Nerve and Audacity [Translated by Brice O’Connell, a CSN volunteer translator] The Peace Community of San José has provided … Read More »

Posted in News | Tagged Paramilitary, San Jose de Apartado

Posted on November 12, 2010 by csn

Click here for the Fall 2010 Newsletter The Humanitarian Crisis in the Eastern Planes of Colombia Eunice Gibson writes a … Read More »

Posted in Dane County, Newsletter | Tagged Dane County, ESMAD, Eunice Gibson, Indigenous, Marc Becker, San Jose de Apartado

Posted on May 12, 2010 by csn

Click here for Spring 2010 Newsletter CSN Chapter Nurtures Sister Relationship – Solidarity provides strength in time of difficulty. A … Read More »

Posted on February 3, 2009 by csn

Click here for Winter 2009 Newsletter CSN’s Visa Policy Review Initiative Clearly, a parish priest working in the Colombian countryside … Read More »

Posted in Newsletter | Tagged Cajibio, Eunice Gibson, Father Rafael Gallego, San Jose de Apartado, Visa Policy

Click here for the CSN Summer 2007 Newsletter Law of Justice and Peace Reflection on Our CSN Trip to San … Read More »

Click here for the CSN Fall 2004 Newsletter CSN’s Impunity Project Sister Community Delegation to Colombia A call to Latin … Read More »

Posted in Newsletter | Tagged San Jose de Apartado

Click here for the CSN Fall 2000 Newsletter Forging Ties with People in “one of the most violent cities in … Read More »

Posted in Newsletter | Tagged Barrancabermeja, Colombian Government, Embera Katio, ICRC, Paramilitary, San Jose de Apartado, U'wa

Click here for the CSN Summer 2000 Newsletter A Lesser Evil: Eradicate the Present Anti-Drug Policy? U’wa Leaders, Berito and … Read More »

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