2007 Events
- March. Shipment of humanitarian supplies to Cuba.
- April. Presentation of film “¡Salud!” about the Cuban health system by Dr. Peter Bourne, followed by discussion. University of Colorado during Conference On World Affairs week.
- May. Sister City Plaza dedication, honoring Bolulder’s six sister cities.
- June. Distribution of Endangered Species Coloring Books in Cuba, commencing on World Environment Day.
- June. South Boulder (SOBO) Summer Festival. Table Mesa Shopping Center. Sponsored by Southern Sun. Proceeds benefit BOCUSCO and BCAP.
- August. Shipment of humanitarian supplies to Cuba.
- October. Bioneers in Colorado. University of Colorado campus. BOCUSCO information table.
- November. 2007 Cuban Connection FUNdraiser, featuring Chuchito Valdez. St. Julien Hotel, Boulder.
- December. Packing of shipping container of medical equipment for Cuban hospitals.
Past Events 2006
- March 14. Public Meeting. Election of officers.
- April 12. Conference on World Affairs. University of Colorado. Panel presentation: "Sister Cities That Have Changed My Life."
- May 1. Public Meeting. Boulder Community Hospital. "Assessment of Health Needs in Guantánamo Province." Powerpoint presentation by Douglas Jackson, CEO Project C.U.R.E.
- May 12. Film. "The Power of Community, How Cuba Survived Peak Oil" Boulder Theater.
- May 21. Benefit dinner. Ají Latin American Restaurant. Boulder.
- June 3. South Boulder (SOBO) Summer Festival. Table Mesa Shopping Plaza. Sponsored by Southern Sun. Proceeds benefit Boulder-Cuba Sister City Organization and Boulder County AIDS Project.
- August 28. Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Municipal Plaza honoring Boulder's six sister cities. Boulder Municipal Building, Broadway and Canyon.
- September 13. Public Meeting. Speaker: Barry Krzywicki, "Terracotta 2005: Ceramics in Cuba." George Reynolds branch library.
- October 20-22. Bioneers in Colorado. CU campus. BOCUSCO information table.
- November 4. 2006 Cuban Connection FUNdraiser. St. Julien Hotel. Boulder.
- November 15. Public Meeting. Speaker: Joel Edelstein, "The Cuban Revolution: A Preliminary Evaluation."
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