Happy Friday friends!
We want to thank all of you who came out for the NACLA 2.0 Happy Hour on Wednesday to celebrate and support our Indiegogo campaign to expand NACLA's digital reach. We had so much fun and your contributions helped move our campaign forward over $2,000!
And we have more great news: Another generous donor is matching every dollar donated up to $5,000!
With just 9 days left in the campaign, we still have a long way to go to ensure that we can take our progressive reporting on the Americas to new digital platforms, but with this matching campaign, we are confident that you can help us get there.
Will you support independent journalism today?
Join the campaign now and every dollar you donate will be doubled! Whether you can give $10, $100, or $1,000, your support will help move NACLA forward in today's digital landscape, giving more people access to the news and analysis on Latin America that you value.
Plus, we've got a new perk.
For $35, you'll get a digital subscription, thanks in our magazine, and a canvas tote featuring artwork by Rini Templeton (pictured at right).
The Latest from NACLA Online:
Robert Valencia: Immigrants: Much More Than an Abstract Number
Keane Bhatt: This American Life Whitewashes U.S. Crimes in Central America, Wins Peabody Award
Robert Valencia: Immigrants: Much More Than an Abstract Number (Part II)
Latin American Experts: An Open Letter to the Media on the 'Irony' of Snowden's Request for Asylum in Venezuela and Ecuador by Latin America Experts
Emily Achtenberg: Ben Kohl, Presente!
Ben Kohl, whose scholarship, activism, and teaching on Latin America and especially Bolivia was inspirational to many, died unexpectedly last month in Philadelphia. This tribute was written by two of his colleagues: Juan Arbona, a resident scholar in La Paz, and Bill Goldsmith, Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning at Cornell.
Kevin Edmonds: Controversy Follows Death of Prominent Haitian Judge
Intern with NACLA:
Social Media Intern
Assist editorial and administrative staff in doing more social media outreach to relevant publications, organizations and bloggers. Tasks include: posting daily updates of NACLA articles, blogs and events; driving more traffic to the NACLA website; recruiting more followers for NACLA on Facebook, Twitter, Google +, and other social media platforms; monitoring and responding to web comments; posting comments on other relevant sites to encourage more communication; assisting in developing an overall web marketing strategy for NACLA’s Report and archive. Knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese is helpful.
To apply: Send cover letter and resume to kyle(@)nacla.org. No calls please.
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