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Juan Antonio Alvarado |
Afro-Cuban Alliance - Revista Islas
The Afro-Cuban Alliance's magazine Islas, in Spanish and
English, is at www.angelfire.com/planet/islas.
The site still functions as of April, 2017. They
were NED funded from 2005-2013, giving them a great
advantage over the many Cuban critics who choose to work within the system
and have much less of an on-line presence due to the embargo. The last
issue of Islas was October, 2013 and the Afro-Cuban Alliance did not
receive funding in 2014. Back issues are available on-line. Their
functions and personnel appear to have been taken over by the
Plataforma de Integración Cubana.
In 2013, the Alliance participated in the
AfricAméricas Week to
explore racism in Cuba,
Afro-Latin culture, history and arts
May 6-11, 2013, Pittsburgh.
From the masthead:
“Islas” is a quarterly publication dedicated
to Afro-Cuban issues. It is part of a larger project named Afro-Cuban
Alliance (ACA), a nonpartisan, not for-profit, charitable and
educational organization in existence since May 2004, based and
incorporated in the State of Florida.
Islas will seek to inform Cubans of African descent on the island and
abroad about civil rights, the hidden history of slavery, racial
discrimination in Cuba, and the experience of civil rights movements
internationally.
To ensure a broad spectrum of perspectives and to promote public
discussion, we seek to receive articles from Afro-Cubans, individuals of
African descent throughout the world, and other interested persons to
better gain their perspectives and experiences on the status of
African-descent populations in their countries and the struggles they
have faced. Islas
accepts articles and essays related to history, art, literature,
religion, folklore, and contemporary issues. All the articles reflects
the opinion of the authors.
Jaqueline H. Arroyo is President and Founder,
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc.
Juan Antonio Alvarado is the Editor in Chief, Revista Islas.
www.ned.org/grants/05programs/grants-lac05.html
2005
Afro-Cuban Alliance
$62,000*
To promote discussion about the conditions of Afro-Cubans and Afro-Cuban
issues. The Afro-Cuban Alliance will establish a quarterly journal, Islas,
which will be distributed inside and outside the island. The journal will
seek to inform Cubans of African descent on the island and in exile about
civil rights, the hidden history of slavery and racial discrimination in
Cuba, the experience of civil rights movements, and how to organize to
bring about change.
www.ned.org/grants/06programs/grants-lac06.html
2006
Afro-Cuban Alliance
$90,000*
To promote discussion about the conditions of Afro-Cubans and Afro-Cuban
issues. The Afro-Cuban Alliance will continue to publish a quarterly
journal, Islas, distributed inside and outside the island. The journal
seeks to inform Cubans of African descent on the island and in exile about
civil rights, the hidden history of slavery and racial discrimination in
Cuba and the experience of civil rights movements.
ww.ned.org/grants/07programs/grants-lac07.html
2007
Afro-Cuban Alliance
$70,150
To promote discussion about the conditions of Afro-Cubans and
Afro-Cuban issues. The Afro-Cuban Alliance will continue to publish a
quarterly journal, Islas, distributed inside and outside the
island. The journal seeks to inform Cubans of African descent on the
island and in exile about civil rights, the hidden history of slavery and
racial discrimination in Cuba, the experience of civil rights movements,
and how to organize to bring change.
www.ned.org/grants/08programs/grants-lac08.html
2008
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc. (ACA)
$82,080
To promote an open discussion among Afro-Cubans inside Cuba and in the
exile community about race in Cuba, the civil rights movement, and the
condition of African-descendent populations throughout the world. ACA will
continue the publication of its journal “Islas,” dedicated to
Afro-Cuban issues, and will work to inform Afro-Cubans about the workings
of a democratic system and the importance of community organizing.
www.ned.org/publications/annual-reports/2009-annual-report/latin-america-and-the-caribbean/description-of-2009--4
2009
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc. (ACA)
$122,350*
To promote an open discussion among Afro-Cubans inside Cuba and in the
exile community about race in Cuba, the civil rights movement, and the
condition of Afro-descendent populations throughout the world and to
inform Afro-Cubans about the workings of a democratic system and the
importance of organization and civil rights. ACA will continue the
publication of its journal Islas, dedicated to Afro-Cuban issues.
www.ned.org/publications/annual-reports/2010-annual-report/latin-america-and-caribbean/cuba
2010
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc.
$110,000
To continue the publication of the journal “Islas,” which seeks to inform
Cubans of African descent on the island and in exile about civil rights,
the hidden history of racial discrimination in Cuba, the experience of
civil rights movements, and tools to organize and bring about change. ACA
will continue providing humanitarian assistance to a committee of
individuals in Cuba that work to promote greater public discussion about
the racial issues on the island.
www.ned.org/where-we-work/latin-america-and-caribbean/cuba 2011
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc.
$124,466
To encourage greater discussion and academic analysis about racial issues
in Cuba. Afro-Cuba Alliance will publish a quarterly journal to inform readers
on the island and in the international community about racial issues in Cuba,
the experience of civil rights movements, and the efforts of civil rights
activists towards greater racial equality
www.havanatimes.org/?p=109356
Afro-Cuban Alliance, Inc.
Freedom of Information
$132,701
ISLAS: Quarterly Afro-Cuban Journal
To encourage greater discussion and analysis about racial issues in Cuba.
Afro-Cuba Alliance will publish a quarterly journal to inform readers on
the island and in the international community about racial issues in Cuba,
the experience of civil rights movements, and the efforts of civil rights
activists towards greater racial equality.
AFRO-CUBAN ALLIANCE INC
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