Come to a Special Screening of
“Venezuela Rising”

and Presentation about the
Current Political Situation in Ecuador

Saturday October 24, 8pm
NMASS Brooklyn Workers Center
93 Third Avenue, Brooklyn (corner of Bergen St.)
Subway: N/W/R or 4/5 or 2/3 trains to Atlantic/ Pacific Subway stop

In light of the latest political developments in Latin America, members of the National Mobilization Against Sweatshops (NMASS) will present a film and lead a discussion about a couple of examples of organizing taking place across the continent. The film (2006/66 min) documents community organizing in Venezuela during this period of the Bolivarian Revolution. The director, Jennifer Wager, will be there for a Q&A session. The film will be followed by a short video (15 min) and a presentation by Vicente Mayorga, from the Frente Unido de Inmigrantes Ecuatorianos, about the current demonstrations of teachers and indigenous people in Ecuador.

Jennifer and Vicente are hosting this benefit event for the National Mobilization Against Sweatshops (NMASS).

Suggested donation is $10, but you are welcome to be more generous.
Food and beverages will be available!

Jennifer Wager is a grassroots filmmaker and educator, and a Board member of NMASS.

Vicente Mayorga is the president of the Frente Unido de Inmigrantes Ecuatorianos and a long time NMASS member.

The National Mobilization Against Sweatshops (NMASS) is a membership organization that brings together working people to fight for control of our lives.

For more information, call us at (718)625-9091, or go to www.nmass.org and email us at nmass@yahoo.com

Check out our video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3SUnjjY5gw