Popular Education and a Salvadoran Perspective: An Alternate View of Migrant Caravans, Violence, and US Immigration Policy

Alison Janus, a member of University Church in the Hyde Park nieghborhood of Chicago, spent 5 months teaching English in El Salvador at the Center for Exchange and Solidarity using a popular education methodology. She brings back to her community the perspectives of her Salvadoran students and their alternate views of migrant caravans, violence and the dialogue surrounding US immigration policy. Join us for a dialogue centering the Salvadoran perspective, working toward global solidarity.

RSVP on EventBrite–eventbrite.com/…/reflection-from-el-salvador-by-alison-janus-tickets-54737046981  Food will be available. Event is free and open to the public.

This event is co-sponsored by Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America, Stories Connect, and the Universtiy Chuch Social Justice Committee.