What does the Brigade entail?
Join the Southern Cross work/study tour and support Cuba in the most direct manner by working (picking fruit or pruning fruit trees, etc) and then visiting schools, hospitals, urban agriculture projects, etc You will experience at first hand the cultural, political and social conditions in revolutionary Cuba.
This year we will be having a closer look at Cuba’s innovative approaches to the environment and climate change. Children are welcome on this tour as are older participants. Our Cuban hosts take great care of visitors of all ages. The main features of the Brigade include:
Register
Registration Form for Work and Study Brigade to Cuba 2009/2010.
PLEASE NOTE: The information presented on this form must be the same as that which appears in your current passport.
WELCOME TO THE 27TH SOUTHERN CROSS BRIGADE
"A better world is possible"
The Cuban people have proven that there is another way. ICAP (the Cuban Institute for Friendship between Peoples) provides, through its Brigades, the opportunity for people from all over the world to experience and participate in the Cuban revolution.
Contact us in your State or New Zealand
Other overseas enquiries welcome!
For further information: Robert Cooper
National Coordinator robert@conceptis.com.au
or phone:
Adelaide- Bob Briton 0418 894 366;
Albury - Peter Hood 02) 6021 3520
Brisbane - Jorge Rico 0433 171 656;
Canberra - Robert Cooper 0408 624 629, 02)62477577 tel/fax
Melbourne - Maree Dellora 03) 9478 9473;
Newcastle - Kate Ferguson 02) 4969 3898
Perth - Vinicio Molina 0419812872
Sydney - Chela Weitzel 0422 665 099
Sydney West - Hugo Nardini 02) 9822 5891;
Tasmania - Ro Dallow 03) 6234 6068
Programme for the 27th Southern Cross Brigade
Download the Programme in English
XXVII Contingent of the Southern Cross Brigade
From December 27th, , 2009 to January 20th, 2010
Sunday, December 27th
