Film Screening: Matewan • A labor union organizer comes to an embattled mining community in 1920 West Virginia, brutally and violently dominated and harassed by the mining company.
Employing the war diary narrative, the show takes audiences into the day-to-day experiences of life in Gaza while drawing parallels between previous wars and the continued assault on Gaza today.
NEW DATE ADDED: Participants will spend this session exploring several techniques to make multi-layer monotype prints without a press!
On September 17th, Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly and Derecka Purnell are joining the Community Church of New York as Community Conversation partners for a session we're calling "Countering Counter-Revolution." Conor Q. Foley, Director of Community Engagement will facilitate a discussion about Anticommunism, Anti-"Woke", and the Attack on Abolition. RSVP here to join!
Community Conversations is a program presented by the Community Church of New York, aiming to facilitate open dialogue with movement leaders and thinkers on justice issues that demand our engagement, understanding, and action.
Open studio is a space to develop a print-making project in community with other organizers, artists, and cultural workers.
What's happening to Black representation right now? Why are so many of our "representatives" in culture and politics drifting from the communities that raised them? What alternative models of power might also serve us?
Join Jordanian architect, designer, and cultural researcher Abeer Khader for a hands-on introduction to Tatreez this September.
To mark the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life, the
NEW DATE ADDED: This two-day workshop introduces participants to mesh printing: a low-tech process to combines DIY methods with 19th-century stencil art.
This September embroidery workshop is for participants to build an understanding of basic stitches while exploring the role of hand-sewing in history.
This Fall 2026 six-session workshop provides an overview of relief print-making in terms of the political poster tradition, led by Daniel.
Open studio is a space to develop a print-making project in community with other organizers, artists, and cultural workers.
