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TRIBUTES

George Cram

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George Cram and Nick Keresztesi at a LAWG Party

George Cram with wife Sheila receiving award from the Chilean Ambassador November 2016 

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Son, Brian Cram's Remembrance

Colleague, Louise Casselman's Remembrance

The Contribution of the Latin American Working Group (LAWG) to Canadian-Latin American Solidarity (1965-1997)

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Welcome to LAWG’s History Project website. Through this website we are pleased to share a variety of resources emerging from our LAWG History Project: “Si Hay Camino”.

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Initiated in 2014 by former members of the Latin American Working Group (LAWG), this project documents LAWG’s history and contributions. Based in Toronto, Canada, LAWG worked on Canada and Latin America solidarity research and action for more than 30 years. Despite being a small non-governmental organization with limited resources, LAWG was a powerhouse of analysis of events up and down the Americas, of social movements, Canadian corporate impacts, foreign aid, political initiatives and Canadian government policy, as well as a catalyst for solidarity linkages with many struggles in Latin America.

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The aim of this project is to explore LAWG’s rich history and to document its innovative work and organizational strategies, in order to both preserve this important legacy and to make it readily available to a new generation of social justice activists.

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The active stage of the History Project was completed at the end of 2018. We welcome your comments and connections with other web resources documenting the activities of Canadians engaged in people to people solidarity and movement building.

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E: lawghistory@gmail.com

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