101. Tours To Cuba, Cuba Travel, Cuba Vacations, Cuba Education, Legal Cuba Travel From Canada but open to people from all countries. A comprehensive overview all aspects of cuban life, politics, culture, economy and society. http://www.cubatours.ca/

Contact us! School travel Other Cuba tours Please visit Cuba Friends website for more small group and school tours, special offers on hotels and individual Cuba travel. Cubans say "A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it when you've forgotten the lyrics." 100% literacy, free education and health care for all in Cuba. You're hosted by the Cuban Movement for Peace. They work for world peace, friendship and understanding. Our partner, CubaNatura Tours, is the the island's top education, discovery and adventure travel provider. Youth spins pots in Trinidad. Hundreds of unique species. See the oldest structures in the Americas. Havana is home to Alicia Alonso's famed National Ballet of Cuba. Tobacco farmers share their craft. CUBA EDUCATION TOURS , a nonprofit education and humanitarian project, assists U.S. residents with legal Cuba travel. We arrange custom tours for schools and groups of any size for friends and families. Our itineraries advance learning, friendship, dialogue, and understanding. Our goal is for you get to know the real Cuba and its people. Because we are part of a Canada-Cuba project for peace with the island, our tours are more rewarding and less expensive. If you've ever dreamed of going to Cuba

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106. Information For Social Change Journal (ISC) The cultural event that evening was a concert of cuban music at the Amadeo Fidel took his seat next to the cuban Minister of culture, Abel Prieto, http://www.libr.org/ISC/articles/18-Pateman-1.html

Information for Social Change "an activist organisation that examines issues of censorship, freedom and ethics amongst library and information workers..." Who are We? News Journal Information ISC Editorial Board ... Links ISC 18. Part Three : Cuba, Culture and Development 8. Culture, Comrades and Castro By John Pateman "One white rose I plant In June as in January For the friend that is sincere And offers me his honest hand" (Jose Marti) I have just returned from a feast of cultural debate and entertainment in Havana, Cuba. I am referring to the Third International Congress of Culture and Development, held at the Havana International Conference Centre, Cuba, from 9-12 June 2003. I was invited to this congress last year by Ismael Gonzalez, Vice Minister of Culture, when he presented me with the National Culture Award. This year comrade Ismael was to do me an even greater honour inviting me onto the stage with Fidel Castro at the closing ceremony of the congress. The congress was a forum where professionals and intellectuals from all parts of the world could meet and exchange ideas. Working together, our aim was to contribute to the future development of all people and to a more peaceful world. The congress was also an opportunity to celebrate the life and work of the Cuban National Hero Jose Marti, in the year commemorating his 150th birthday. The congress programme was complemented by an excellent cultural programme, which show cased the best of Cuban culture. The opening event in the cultural programme was a performance by the Contemporary Dance Group of Cuba at the Mella Theatre. This included modern dances to music by Philip Glass, Dmitri Shostakovich and Duke Ellington. There was some audience participation which was great for shaking off the last of our jet lag. The opening ceremony of the congress was held in the National Theatre of Cuba in Revolution Square. This concert included dance, music and singing and featured Conjunto Folclorico (a folklore dance group) and Omara Portuondo (from the Buena Vista Social Club).

107. Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal - V3I1 - Cahill, Afro-Cuban Tales Like her mentor, Ortiz, Cabrera asserts Afrocuban identity and culture to be The edition emphasizes the cultural qualities Cuba shares with the other http://scholar.library.miami.edu/anthurium/volume_3/issue_1/cahill-afrocuban.htm

Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal Volume 3, Issue 1 Spring 2005 ISSN 1547-7150 Anthurium Home Page Title Index Author Index Caribbean Literary Studies ... Otto G. Richter Library Digital Initiatives Founded in 2003 Coral Gables, Florida Published by the University of Miami Lydia Cabrera Afro-Cuban Tales Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 2004, xviii+169 pp. Reviewed by Lara B. Cahill Lara Cahill is a doctoral student in Caribbean Literature at the University of Miami. In her first collection of short stories, Cabrera combined the roles of ethnographer and writer to illuminate the African influences at the core of the Cuban cultural experience. Originally published in 1936, in a French translation, Cuentos Negros de Cuba, followed shortly after the French edition. All of the stories in Afro-Cuban Tales The most recent English edition, Afro-Cuban Tales Afro-Cuban Tales El Monte El Monte Cuentos Negros de Cuba El Monte Afro-Cuban Tales Gardening In the Tropics Just as the original editions were essential to the preservation of African-derived folklore and traditions for Cubans and outsiders alike, this University of Nebraska edition demonstrates that

108. Cuba Heritage .com - Cuban History, Architecture & Culture A database of articles, illustrations and photographs of cuban historical events, places, people, buildings architecture, literature, music dance, http://www.cubaheritage.com/

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109. The Quest For The Cuban Christ By Miguel A. De La Torre A sweeping and stunning interpretation of cuban religion and culture, from the religious The Quest for the Cultural cuban Christ A Historical Search, http://www.nathanielturner.com/questforcunabchrist.htm

ChickenBones: A Journal Home The Quest for the Cuban Christ: A Historical Search By Miguel A. De La Torre "A sweeping and stunning interpretation of Cuban religion and culture, from the religious fervor that surrounded the recent Elian Gonzalez saga in M iam i to a religious view from the underside of Cuban history." Luis Daniel Leon, Arizona State University "A f ascinating [and] controversial interpretation of Cuban history and religions that should be read by anyone interested in understanding North American Latino religions and culture." Gaston Espinosa, University of California, Santa Barbara In The Quest for the Cuban Christ , Miguel A. De La Torre examines symbols enriching the Cuban experience through a highly creative historical and cultural framework. he argues that for all Cubans, Christ must be understood through the historical analysis of the Cuban culture and that God saves Cubans in a quintessentially Cuban way. De La Torre juxtaposes two disciplines long considered mutually exclusiveliberation theology and postmodernityto test the relationship between the faith of marginalized Cuban groups and the overall Cuban identity. His approach challenges the Latino academic religious community to consider seriously and acknowledge how vastly the Cuban religious experience differs from that of other traditions. he also confronts the proposition that Christ can be understood through a general Latino social location.

110. Spring In Havana: Tisch School Of The Arts At NYU Arts and culture of Cuba. H39.0961.001/H39.2961.001 4 points. The course provides a multifaceted understanding of cuban history, culture and arts from the http://specialprograms.tisch.nyu.edu/object/springHavana.html

Skip to content Special Programs Home NYU and Tisch Students Visiting College Students ... Special Programs Havana, Cuba Tisch School of the Arts developed this one-of-a-kind program in collaboration with the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba and the Cuban National Institute of Film and Television (ICAIC). It offers students the rare chance to create art forms and witness the process of creating art in a unique environment. Open only to New York University students PROGRAMS OF STUDY Documentary Video Production in Havana Photography: On Location in Havana Companion Courses - Complete Your Program On Location: Cuba ... Carlos De Jesus: A Resident of the World (pdf) Office of Special Programs 721 Broadway, 12th Floor New York, NY 10003 Phone: 212 998 1500 Fax: 212 995 4578 tisch.special.info@nyu.edu Dean's Message A Brief History Tisch and the Community ... The Campaign for Tisch Institute of Performing Arts Graduate Acting Dance Drama Graduate Musical Theatre Writing ... Interactive Telecommunications Skirball Center for New Media Cinema Studies Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music Art and Public Policy

111. The Louisville Cardinal Online - Visiting Lecturer Speaks On Cuban Though Stephanie Mattingly, a student in the cuban literature, culture, and film class, mentioned that it was disappointing that the author from Cuba was http://www.louisvillecardinal.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/11/04/3fa74dd8b495f

112. Florida Folklife From The WPA Collections Folksongs, folktales, and life histories of AfricanAmerican, Arabic, Bahamian, British-American, cuban, Greek, Italian, Minorcan, Seminole, and Slavic cultures throughout the state, recorded under the auspices of the WPA arts projects in Florida. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/flwpahtml/

The Library of Congress From the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress Search Browse list of Performers Audio Titles Manuscript Titles Geographic Location Florida Folklife from the WPA Collections is a multiformat ethnographic field collection documenting African-American, Arabic, Bahamian, British-American, Cuban, Greek, Italian, Minorcan, Seminole, and Slavic cultures throughout Florida. Recorded by Robert Cook, Herbert Halpert, Zora Neale Hurston, Stetson Kennedy, Alton Morris, and others in conjunction with the Florida Federal Writers' Project, the Florida Music Project, and the Joint Committee on Folk Arts of the Work Projects Administration, it features folksongs and folktales in many languages, including blues and work songs from menhaden fishing boats, railroad gangs, and turpentine camps; children's songs dance music , and religious music of many cultures; and interviews , also known as "life histories." The online presentation provides access to 376 sound recordings and 106 accompanying materials , including recording logs, transcriptions, correspondence between Florida WPA workers and Library of Congress personnel, and an essay on Florida folklife by Zora Neale Hurston. A new

113. Cuba Junky - Black Culture And History CubaJunky, all about Cuba, information, accommodation, hotels, restaurants, paladar, restaurant, casa particular, casa, flight, domestic flight, cancun, http://www.cuba-junky.com/cuba/black-culture.htm

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114. Julie Marie Bunck Fidel Castro And The Quest For A Revolutionary Fidel Castro and the Quest for a Revolutionary culture in Cuba Julie Marie Bunck. 1994 Comparative Politics Paperback $24.00 0271-01087-8 http://www.psupress.org/books/titles/0-271-01086-X.html

115. World History Archives: The Culture History Of Cuba World History Archives The culture history of Cuba. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43b/index-f.html

The culture history of Cuba Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of Cuba Documents for the history of education in Cuba Documents for the history of religion in Cuba The culture history in general of Cuba Discussion On 'Marx's Marxism' in Cuba By Fernando Martinez Heredia, in the Militant, 30 October 1995. History and development of working-class ideology in Cuba and a call for its further development. Banco de Ideas Z By Abelardo Mena, Equipo de Comunicaciones-BIZ, 5 April 1996. Raul Castro's attack on intellectuals stirs backlash By Mimi Whitefield and Juan O. Tomayo, Knight_Ridder News Service, 6 May 1996. Reflecting a rift within Cuba's ruling elite, top intellectuals and even Communist Party members are publicly criticizing demands by President Fidel Castro's brother that they toe the revolutionary line. `La Gaceta' Discusses Cultural Influence Of Blacks In Cuba By Luis Madrid, the Militant

116. Newsgroup: Soc.culture.cuba Email List Directory News FTP Directory - Internet Reference. http://www.tile.net/news/?news_id=16906

117. Peoples Publishing Group CUBA culture AND HISTORY Students examine a small country that has been a big part 156256-067-0, The Peoples Voice Series, Cuba culture and History http://peoplespublishing.com/multicultural/mult009.html

MULTICULTURAL THE PEOPLES VOICE SERIES Culture and History Grades 4-Adult 3 books on Latino history – written by scholars from within the cultures! Written by authors who grew up in Cuban, Dominican, and Puerto Rican cultures, these three books in the Peoples Voice series – Cuba: Culture and History Dominican Republic: Culture and History , and Puerto Rico: Culture and History – tell the story of these countries with respect and dignity. Too often the proud histories of these countries have been misrepresented in – or even omitted from – many "standard" U. S. History courses; a glaring omission, given the number of people living in the United States who are of Cuban, Puerto Rican, or Dominican descent. The Peoples Voice texts can be used as a supplement to any U. S. History or World Cultures course or as stand-alone texts. Packaged together at a special price, the texts provide a clear view of what these Hispanic/Latino cultures have meant in the history of the United States and world history. Each book in the Peoples Voice series has several keys features to help students learn and comprehend what they are reading. Each chapter ends with Content Questions, Critical Thinking Questions, Enrichment Exercises, and Writing Assignments.

118. Ludwig Foundation (ISA) perform for guests of American Friends of the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba Cultural Center of cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry http://www.aflfc.org/eng/cubatoday/

Swan Lake Ballet at the Garcia Lorca Theater Students studying music at Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) perform for guests of American Friends of the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba The American Friends of the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba facilitates cultural exchange programs between U.S.-based groups and individuals, and some of Cuba's leading arts and cultural institutions. Made possible through the AFLFC's relationship with the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba, these exchanges highlight the full breadth of Cuban culture in the visual, literary and performing arts, and architecture. AFLFC's commitment to promoting and supporting Cuban art and artists is reflected in its relationships with: Casa de las Americas Center of Development for Visual Arts Ceramics Museum Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC) Cuban Institute of Music Cuban National Ballet Cultural Center of Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry Decorative Arts Museum Educational Cinema at the Ministry of Education Faculty of Arts and Philology, University of Havana

119. AfroCubaWeb The African Cultures In Cuba - Yoruba - Congo AfroCubaWeb presents the African cultures in Cuba music, films, books, festivals, conferences, biotech, medicine, and organizations. http://www.afrocubaweb.com/

120. Cubarte - El Portal De La Cultura Cubana Translate this page Cubarte el portal de la Cultura Cubana, refleja el acontencer cultural de Cuba a través de las diferentes manifestaciones del arte y la literatura http://www.cult.cu/

Actualidad Noticias Cara a cara Acerca de ... ... Arte cubano Canales Artes Escénicas Artes Visuales Cine, Radio y Televisión Cultura General ... Patrimonio 20 de Septiembre, 2005 Paco Décina: una propuesta arriesgada del festival habanero La Habana,(PL).- El coreógrafo italiano Paco Décina trajo al... La Habana, (PL).- "Conversaciones con Cintio Vitier", documental de Héctor Veitía... Ofrenda por Benny Cienfuegos.— Ofrenda criolla inauguró en el teatro Terry el... China entre nosotros "El reino de este mundo", la más importante galería de... "La Danza, un amor de medio siglo" (Cubarte).- La emoción afloró de lo más profundo del ser... LETRA CON FILO Lisandro Otero Ala y estribo en Loipa Araújo Palabras inaugurales en la función de gala, homenaje a Loipa Araújo, en el Gran Teatro de La Habana, el viernes 16 de septiembre de 2005, por el 50º aniversario de su vida artística. Cintio Vitier Bolaños Brevísima reflexión sobre el terrorismo El problema del terrorismo se ha convertido en nuestro tiempo, más que en un problema personal, sin dejar de serlo, en un problema histórico...

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