Promotoras Zapatistas.
Mujeres Jóvenes promotoras Zapatistas, entregando sus esfuerzos y empeño para los niños Zapatistas en las escuela Zapatistas autónomas, caracol Roberto Barrios, zona norte, Chiapas, México.
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2009 es el año en el que usted pueda vivir y aprender con los Zapatistas? Y de tener la experiencia de ver las maravillas del mundo antiguo Maya? Ya sea en hotel ó acampando de manera rústica, escoga el viaje que mas le convenga.
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Viaje 1: Viaje Desellada Especialmente
Fechas determinados por los participantes. Tres días a tres meses de inmersión en los centros civiles autónomos con un énfasis en social, cultural, educación, salud, o agricultura aspectos del movimiento Zapaatista. Viajitos a las ciudades antiguas de los mayas, selvas, ríos tropicales, y ciudades coloniales también se puede integrar.
#82A Equipo Soñadores Pablo Mann para Chiapas en San Diego, CA:
Domingo, 28 Junio hasta Lunes, 6 de Julio 2009 ~ Dedicado a Pablo Mann
Elobjetito de este delegación es a educar, agitar y organizar los sindicatos deeducadores y sus familias en la Asamblea General Representado del Asociaciónnacional de Educación (NEA). Nuestro enfoco será las escuelas autónomas, indígenas de Chiapas,México. Vamos amontonar una mesade comercio justo en la convención del NEA, hablaremos en frente delos caucuses de varios estados y grupos especiales sobre los Zapatistas,específicamente vamos a colaborar con el Cacus de Paz y Justicia con susesfuerzos, y solicitamos delegados a contribuir a la escuela 14 de Febrero-Centro Memorial de Pablo Mann y Centro musical que esta localizado den elcentro Zapatista de Nuevo San Gregorio Chiapas, México. Gente de conciencia puede unir a estedelegación por dos, tres o todas las días entre domingo, 28 de Junio y lunes, 6de Julio en San diego, California.
#82B Educación y Salúd Zapatista: Modelos Alternativos para un Mundo Mejor
Domingo, Julio 19 al Sábado, Julio 25, 2009
El objetito de este delegación es a educar, agitar y organizar los sindicatos de educadores y sus familias en la Asamblea General Representado del Asociación nacional de Educación (NEA). Nuestro enfoco será las escuelas autónomas, indígenas de Chiapas, México. Vamos amontonar una mesa de comercio justo en la convención del NEA, hablaremos en frente de los caucuses de varios estados y grupos especiales sobre los Zapatistas, específicamente vamos a colaborar con el Cacus de Paz y Justicia con sus esfuerzos, y solicitamos delegados a contribuir a la escuela 14 de Febrero- Centro Memorial de Pablo Mann y Centro musical que esta localizado den el centro Zapatista de Nuevo San Gregorio Chiapas, México. Gente de conciencia puede unir a este delegación por dos, tres o todas las días entre domingo, 28 de Junio y lunes, 6 de Julio en San diego, California.
#83 Equipo de construcción de escuelas Chiapas
Domingo, Julio 26 al Sabado, Agosto 1, 2009
La delegación va a trabajar en un comunidad aislados para mejorar,decorar, y reparar su escuela nombrado “El 16 de Febrero ~ Escuela Memorial dePablo Mann y Centro Musical.” Participantes van a aprender sobre el movimiento Zapatista por contactodirecto con estudiantes, promotores de educación, y miembros de lacomunidad. Capacidad lingüística yconstrucción no son necesarios. Delegados que participan en la delegación 82 pagaran cincuenta porciento por este delegación.
#84 Reforestación, estabilisación de árboles frutales, y árboles Neem en viveros rurales
Domingo, Agosto 9 al Sábado, Agosto 15, 2009
El objetivo de este delegación es a sembraraproximadamente 5000 árboles en viveros Zapatistas incluyendo árboles dereforestación, frutales y árboles de nim. Participantes aprenderé sobre las selvas tropicales, agro-ecología, y elmovimiento Zpataista atreves de contacto directo con promotores de agroecología, miembros de la comunidad y indígenas Zapatistas.
Trip #1s: Specially Designed Chiapas Travel
Dates determined by participants
Unique three-day to three-month immersion experiences in autonomous, Mayan civilian centers with emphasis on the social, cultural, educational, health, and/or agricultural aspects of the Zapatista movement. Side trips are available to ancient Mayan cities, rain and cloud forests, tropical rivers, and beautiful colonial cities.
Trip #82A PAUL MANN's Dream Team for Chiapas in San Diego, CA
Sun., June 28 until Mon., July 6, 2009 ~ Dedicated to Paul Mann
This Chiapas-support delegation’s objective is to educate, agitate, and organize unionized educators and their families attending the Representative Assembly of the National Education Association. Our focus will be on the autonomous, indigenous schools of Chiapas, Mexico. We will run a Chiapas fairer trade sales table at the NEA convention, we will speak before state and special interest caucus’ of the NEA about the Zapatistas, we will especially cooperate with the NEA Peace and Justice Caucus in all matters, and we will ask NEA delegates to contribute the Feb. 14 – Paul Mann Memorial School and Music Center which is located in the Zapatista center of Nuevo Gregorio, Chiapas, Mexico. People-of-conscience can join this unique delegation for two, three, or all of the days between Sun., June 28 and Mon., July 6, 2009 in San Diego, California, USA.
Sun., July 19 to Sat., July 25, 2009 ~ Dedicated to Paul Mann
Sun., July 19 to Sat., July 25, 2009 ~ Dedicated to Paul Mann
This delegation's objective is to visit a variety of Zapatista directed education and health projects including the "Feb. 16 - Paul Mann Memorial School and Mayan Music Center". Everyone will participate in numerous face-to-face meeting with the Mayan people who are organizing these new and innovative systems. Delegation participants will sleep in comfortable hotels in the beautiful, international tourist destination city of San Cristobal de las Casas. From their hotel they will join daily trips to autonomous Mayan communities throughout the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. Additional activities will be arranged based on participants' interests. Participants who join Trip 81 and/or 83 will only pay half price for those construction delegations.
Trip #83: PAUL MANN Chiapas Trip II ~ Chiapas Schools Construction Team
Sun., July 26 to Sat., Aug. 1, 2009 ~ Dedicated to Paul Mann
The delegation's objective is to work with an isolated Mayan communities to upgrade, decorate, and repair their community-directed school named the "Feb. 16 - Paul Mann Memorial School and Mayan Music Center". Participants will learn about the Zapatista movement through direct contact with Mayan students, education promoters, and local community members. No special linguistic or construction skills required. Participants who also join Trip 82 pay half price for this trip.
Trip #84: Zapatista Reforestation, Fruit, and Medicinal Tree Nurseries
Sun., Aug. 9 to Sat., Aug. 15, 2009
The delegation's objective for the week is to plant approximately 5000 seedling trees in a Zapatista nursery including trees for reforestation as well as fruit and Neem trees. Participants will learn about tropical forests, ecological agriculture, and the Zapatista movement through direct contact with Mayan promoters of ecological agriculture, local community members, and Zapatista indigenous.
Trip #85 Specialty Delegations in Chiapas, Mexico
Fall 2009 ~ dates to be determined by participants.
These delegation's objectives are to learn more about Chiapas and the Zapatista movment through direct contact with participants in the autonomous, indigenous communities. It is possible to to work with an isolated Mayan communities to upgrade, decorate, and repair their community-directed schools under rustic living conditions. It is also possible to stay in comfortable hotels making day trips to contemporary Mayan communities and ancient Mayan cities. Participants will learn about the Zapatista movement through direct contact with Mayan students, education promoters, and local community members. No special linguistic or construction skills required.
Trip #86: New Year 2010 Zapatista Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009 until Saturday, January 2, 2010
Delegation 85 will participate in the preparations and celebrations for the 16th anniversary of the Zapatista insurrection. Delegates will learn about the history of the Zapatasita movement and the future plans and dreams of the Mayan people through large public presentations as well as small meeting. Delegates are encouraged to participate directly in the nightly cultural presentations which can include but are not limited to: music, dance, theater, poetry and visual art. (This will be a once in a lifetime experience.)
Trip #87: Zapatistas and Philanthropists of Conscience: Another World Is Possible 2009
Monday, Jan. 18 - Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010.
Optional trip to Palenque, Fri. & Sat., Jan. 22 and 23.This Zapatista Funders’ Tour will provide unique opportunities for face-to-face meetings with indigenous leaders and community activists in the education, health, agro-ecology, and commercial projects of the Zapatista movement of Chiapas, Mexico. While social activists and indigenous peoples worldwide continue to celebrate and honor the ongoing Zapatista struggle for dignity, democracy, and justice; many philanthropists remain uncertain about providing much needed funds directly within the autonomous, indigenous communities of Chiapas, Mexico. Funding Zapatista projects is completely legal and enormously rewarding. The civilian autonomous, indigenous governments which are responsible for the Zapatista health and educational systems, for ecological agricultural projects, and for commercial projects such as coffee co-ops and artisan collectives will welcome your visit with warm hearts and open arms. Join us for the experience of a lifetime!
Trip #88: Alternate Spring Break 2010
Dates to be determined by participants
The alternative Spring Break 2010 delegation is a service delegation that will do work in 2 or 3 different Zapatista zones. Delegates will work, live and learn while living in rustic buildings in Zapatista civilian centers and communities. Travel will be via very basic indigenous, public transportation. The delegations will have extensive face-to-face discussions with Mayan individuals and organizations engaged in directly challenging corporate driven globalization through education, health, commercialization, and alternative indigenous governmental structures.
