Join us for a special dual screening of 5 Broken Cameras and 3 Stolen Cameras; two films from Palestine and Western Sahara that document the violent repression of occupied peoples who struggle to break the silence of the international community through journalism and film.
Join us on Saturday, October 12 to shop the collections from a variety of radical and leftist presses, and take your favorites back to your homes, organizations, and communities.
How can we collectively honor our emotions and protect our spirits as we move into Fall & Winter?
Join us for a vibrant, interactive showcase of Congolese artists who will share their poetry, dance, music, and films.
If we’re serious about transforming our society, then we need to be serious about educating ourselves and our communities, and to equip ourselves with the knowledge we need to really build power.
Join Lana Ramadan, the International Advocacy Officer for Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, for a deeper discussion on the conditions of Palestinian political prisoners and to discuss the ways we can mobilize and coordinate our efforts in support of prisoners and against the occupation.
Dr. Jourdy James Heredia, one of the leading economists in Cuba will speak about the current economic situation in Cuba; historical and contemporary impacts of the economic, commercial and economic warfare imposed by the government of the United States.
A Conference on Hybrid Wars, Sanctions, and Solidarity to explore the waging of hybrid wars in dialogue with the historians, journalists, critical theorists, and antiwar activists who are actively documenting and confronting them.
Wall Street stands above all other command centers of global capitalism, and that’s why it’s so important that people struggling from below come here to see it for themselves – to reflect on the Wall Street Bull, the New York Stock Exchange, to know our history, and to know who we’re up against.
A step by step guide through the process of silkscreening, from a basic sketch to digital touch up and screen set up concluding with printing on fabric and paper.
This full-day convergence of the People's Music Network is designed to strengthen connections among musicians and poets in NYC using their craft for justice and liberation. We’ll have participatory workshops, song swaps, an open mic, shared meals for lunch and dinner, a sales table, and built-in networking time.
This presentation investigates the trinity of the anti-fascist Black Freedom Struggle (1940s), the Ford Foundation and the Military Industrial Complex which became the catalyst for philanthropy of the latter half of the twentieth century.
