Resistance Across Generations: November 19
Resistance Across Generations: From Latino América to Chicago November 19 CRLN has a long standing history in the struggle for human rights, immigrant justice, and international solidarity. At times, a gathering space for activism in Chicago, CRLN has emphasized the importance of connecting generations and communities in shared resistance against systems of oppression. The upcoming[…]
Human Rights in El Salvador: A Community Forum, November 21
Human Rights in El Salvador: A Community Forum and Fundraiser for Human Rights in El Salvador The Chicago Religious Leadership Network (CRLN) and Centro Romero invite you to a special event that combines learning, solidarity, and action. Join us on Thursday, November 21, at 6:30 PM, at El Pueblo Unido Gallery at Centro Romero, 6212 N.[…]
Conmemoration of St. Oscar Romero, April 30
Saint Oscar Romero was a courageous voice for justice and human rights in El Salvador. As Archbishop, he became a new voice of hope during the brutal repression of the war. He understood that he must use his pulpit to denounce the violence and injustices inflicted on the poor by the military dictatorship. Romero was[…]
¡No nos vamos! May Day
May 1 is for the workers, we are all workers, and it is International Workers’ Day. May Day is a bittersweet forgotten history for anyone living in Chicago. If one is paying attention to the marches that happen from México, Guatemala, Chile to Brazil, and around the world, Chicago is almost always referenced. As the[…]
What’s CRLN been up to? What’s in our future?
Latin Patio 3115 N Central Ave, ChicagoFeaturing live music inspired by Los Torogoces, stories from Sebastián Torogóz and Padre Chopin’s new book. This special night will honor the past, uplift the present, and build toward a just future — all while raising funds to keep solidarity strong.
From ICE to Blockades: One Struggle Many Fronts Solidarity, Education & Fundraising Tour to Bring Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
University Church 5655 S. University Ave., Chicago, ILJoin us for an evening of political education, dialogue, music, and fundraising in support of humanitarian aid destined for Cuba. Reception to follow. Snacks and refreshments provided.
Graficas de Resistencia: Posters of Rebellion Exhibition Launch
18th Street Casa de Cultura 2057 W 18th St., Chicago, ILJoin us for ¡Mesoamérica Resiste!, a month of programs celebrating revolutionary culture in Central America. Graficas de Resistencia: Posters of Rebellion Exhibition Launch is our inaugural event featuring artist and propagandist Ramiro E. Ochoa. The exhibition will feature revolutionary posters from the 80s and 90s, as well as new works by Ramiro. Join us for[…]
Son Chiquitos: Nawat and Maya K’iche for Kids
18th Street Casa de Cultura 2057 W 18th St., Chicago, ILJoin us for ¡Mesoamérica Resiste!, a month of programs celebrating revolutionary culture in Central America. Bring your little one to Son Chiquitos: Nawat and Maya K'iche for Kids for an afternoon of songs and activities in the indigenous languages of Central America. Activities will be led by Alma Lindgren of Alma de Izote, and Gina Pacheco-Gamboa[…]
Forbidden Tongues: Intro to Nawat and Maya K’iche
18th Street Casa de Cultura 2057 W 18th St., Chicago, ILJoin us for ¡Mesoamérica Resiste!, a month of programs celebrating revolutionary culture in Central America. Forbidden Tongues: Intro to Nawat and Maya K'iche will give you a crash course in two of the most important indigenous languages of Central America. Activities will be led by Alma Lindgren of Alma de Izote and Gina Pacheco-Gamboa of[…]
La Peña: Market and Music
18th Street Casa de Cultura 2057 W 18th St., Chicago, ILJoin us for ¡Mesoamérica Resiste!, a month of programs celebrating revolutionary culture in Central America. Bring a friend and let loose at La Peña: Market and Music, our end-of-month pachanga bringing everyone together for one last baile of the month. You will find merch from local vendors, solidarity organizations, and more. This event is made[…]