Join KGNU, DJPC and Cafe Cultura for the Colorado leg of the national tour of two Honduran activists honoring the life of Berta Cáceres. Afro-indigenous autonomous feminist, poet and writer Melissa Cardoza and Karla Lara, an internationally recognized feminist who voices resistance through song and writing, will perform stories from Cardoza’s book *13 Colors of the Honduran Resistance* about women resisting brutal repression and finding unyielding hope. A post-performance dialogue will examine parallels between the current struggles in Honduras and the U.S. The event will take place on May 20th.

“These stories of bravery, of struggle and pain, and ultimately of a resilience rooted in a love for freedom will grip your heart.” – Alicia Garza, Co-creator of the Black Lives Matter Network

This special event will be held at KGNU’s Denver location at 700 Kalamath, in the Santa Fe Arts District. There will be a live performance in Studio A and a reception afterwards on the second floor of the Denver Open Media / KGNU Building. Doors open at 4:30 PM, performance will start promptly at 5 PM.

What: 13 Colors of Honduran Resistance Tour
Where: 700 Kalamath, in the Santa Fe Arts District, Studio A and 2nd Fl Reception area
When: Doors at 4:30PM, performance starts at 5 PM followed by reception