| Dear Friends of NACLA,
Happy New Year! And our profound thanks to everyone who donated funds and wrote encouraging notes such that NACLA started 2013—and its new venture with the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at NYU—inspired, hale, and hearty. It is truly a happy new year. We look forward to an ambitious future agenda of programs, events, digital content, and much more.
Along those lines, NACLA is hiring! We're currently on the hunt for a Director/Publisher who can take us boldly into the next era (see job description here). Please pass the word around your networks.
Finally, we'd like to invite all our supporters to join us at the official NACLA-CLACS launch party on February 6th, 2013. NACLA's staff and board, along with our colleagues at CLACS, will be celebrating our partnership and presenting the Winter 2012 issue on elections in the Americas. We hope that our long-standing supporters will come out to and meet the newest naclistas from the NYU community. Please join us!
An official invitation is in the works, but here are the details so you can put it into your calendars:
NACLA-CLACS LAUNCH PARTY
Wednesday, February 6th, 2013
6-9 p.m.
King Juan Carlos Center Auditorium
53 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
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Just some of the latest from the NACLA blogs:
Keane Bhatt: Interview - Noam Chomsky on Latin America
Rossana Reguillo: Human Mic: Technologies for Democracy
Joseph Nevins: Billions of Dollars—For the Children
Kevin Edmonds: 2013: A Brighter Year Ahead for the Caribbean?
Alfonso Gumucio: Print Media Withers in Bolivia, While Radio Thrives
Nazih Richani: Colombian Peace Talks Resume Between the Santos Government and the FARC
Alexandra Hall: Democratizing the Media: An Interview with Carlos Ciappina
Richard Boren: The Struggle for Ciudad Juárez's Heart and Soul: An Experiment in Filmmaking
We want to hear what you have to say! Whether you totally agree with our authors or passionately dispute the angle of an article, leave a comment. With your participation, NACLA online can be a rich forum for discussion on the Latin America topics of the day.
Stay tuned for upcoming interviews, event announcements, and previews.
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