Que Vivan Los Estudiantes: The Student Movement in Chile That Led To An Uprising
The conversation with Amanda Cea and Victor Chanfreau, pivotal figures in the Chilean student protests that led to a national uprising in 2019, alongside NYC student activists, was a profound event that captivated all who attended. Amanda and Victor detailed the origins of the student movement, starting from a simple act of train fare evasion that ignited a nationwide call for justice, challenging the remnants of Chile's post-military dictatorship. The discussion explored their fight for equitable education, resistance against police brutality, and the overarching impacts of neoliberal policies. Their shared experiences provided valuable insights into the power of youth-led activism and the importance of global solidarity in the quest for social justice. Attendees left inspired, with a renewed sense of commitment to advocating for change in their communities and beyond.
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