Tag Archives: Historical Memory

Sistering and Pueblo-to-Pueblo Solidarity

  Since the 1980’s, Sister Cities has built people-to-people solidarity relationships between the United States and El Salvador.  These relationships are the foundation upon which we work for human rights, social and economic justice, and cultural exchange.  This important work only happens through hundreds of dedicated volunteers in cities around the United States who maintain sister city relationships […]

Photos: Sumpul River massacre observance in Cambridge, Mass – May 14, 2007

This May, seven delegates from San Jose Las Flores, Chalatenango, traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the two communities’ sistering relationship.  One of the most moving and memorable events of the sister communities’ time together was the spontaneous decision to go down to the Charles River on May 14 to observe […]