Indigenous Justice: Thelma Cabrera and Neftalí López in Chicago
Friends of CRLN, Our solidarity work with the people of Guatemala has evolved over the decades, but one thing remains constant: our belief that Indigenous communities are at the forefront[…]
What Now? Organizing for Justice After the Election: November 10
Join us for a discussion titled “What Now? Organizing for Justice After the Election”. DATE: Sunday, November 10th TIME: 11:45 AM LOCATION: Lake Street Church, 607 Lake St., Evanston, IL[…]
Resistance Across Generations: November 14
Resistance Across Generations: From Latino América to Chicago November 14 CRLN has a long standing history in the struggle for human rights, immigrant justice, and international solidarity. At times, a[…]
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[…]
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[…]
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[…]
¡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[…]
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, ILThis September, CRLN and 18th Street Casa de Cultura are glad to partner with Alma de Izote and CEIBA Colectiva for a month of events exploring Central American resistance.Our inaugural event is a powerful opportunity to connect art, resistance and historic memory. Gráficas de Resistencia: Posters of Rebellion features the private archives of Salvadoran artist and propagandist Ramiro E. Ochoa, including revolutionary posters from the 1980s and 1990s by various artists alongside Ramiro’s own work. The event is an exhibition of art and a conversation between Ramiro E. Ochoa and Nicaraguan graphic artist Carlos Barberena, moderated by CRLN Co-Director Jhonathan F. Gomez.