A World to Win work celebrates the many historical advancements of the international working class and ferociously proposes a new world.
Learn to print your own small posters and apparel in this fun and creative 5-session course.
Join us virtually for a close reading of Marx’s Grundrisse with Professor David Harvey.
Join us for our weekly Thursday screening on May 4th of the first chapter of 1976 film How Yukong Moved the Mountains - The Fishing Village!
The play recounts the story of four communist agitators who successfully lead a revolution in rural China. However, along the way they have to execute a young comrade who’s lack of foresight and focus on individuality endangered the revolution. This is the opening night event of the Center for Place, Culture and politics' 2023 conference:The State: Abolitionist? Fascist? Communist? Bourgeois?
In imagining and forging the future there is much talk of the state, but often with little detail. Join the Center for Place, Culture, and Politics for a conference to discuss the state and its role.
Join us the Palestinian Youth Movement and 1804 Books for the book launch of Wissam Rafeedie’s The Trinity of Fundamentals, a fictionalized account of his nine years of hiding from the Occupation in Palestine.
Join us on May 6 at 4 PM ET for a discussion on evolutionary developmental biology, or "EvoDevo" with cell biologist, Stuart Newman.
To win the battle of ideas, we must be able to compete with the ruling class, its endless resources, and its powerful media apparatus. Equipping ourselves with professional-level design skills makes our message more compelling and competitive.
Join us for an introductory course on political economy in which we will learn the basic concepts of political economy and use them to understand the current economic crisis and some of its symptoms, such as the current debt, inflation, and growing gap between rich and poor.
Join us for our weekly Thursday screening on May 11th of Palestinian film Naila and the Uprising!
Join us on May 12 at 6:30 PM ET for a discussion with author Matteo Capasso on the political dynamics of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
