In this class, we'll look at the Black Belt Thesis, critical to understanding the development of a socialist revolution in the United States.
Join us April 11 for a class on the struggle against patriarchy, central to the struggle and national oppression, and to transform society.
This discussion between Hamza Hamouchene, co-editor of Dismantling Green Colonialism, and Ashley Dawson, author of Environmentalism from Below, discusses the ways in which the imperative to transition off fossil fuels is leading to neo-colonial forms of energy and resource extraction in the countries of North Africa and beyond.
This open studio is available for anyone who has already taken Screen Printing 101 or has significant experience with the practice and wants an opportunity to continue a project with guidance.
A delegation of organizers are touring North America to both share stories about police abuse in Colombia and hear from local organizers about strategies they are using here that might be transferable to Colombia.
Looking into key Arab Marxist thinkers and revolutionaries, their proposals, contributions and debates, and the conditions they confronted, we will begin to develop an approach to understanding this period and its legacy for struggle today.
From agitating to raising the consciousness of the people, art has played a key role in advancing revolutionary struggle.
Join us for a two-day screening of the MeansTV series Miss Me Yet? which dives into the George W Bush administrations. We will be joined by creator Christopher Bell for a discussion after each screening.
On April 19, 2024, join us for an in-person and virtual conversation addressing the structural and legal challenges facing human rights defenders and Indigenous Peoples working in defense of the Earth in the U.S. and around the world, including from those on legal front lines.
Join ACSILs & Ichariba Choodee: Okinawan Voices & Stories Podcast for a celebration of the strength and resilience of the Ryukyu people through a symposium uniting indigenous voices.
Join us for a conversation on the future of climate justice and the possibilities of degrowth and deceleration for preserving our planet.
In the lead up to May Day, join us next Wednesday, April 24 at 6PM in the People’s Forum for a panel discussion on the connections between the labor movement and Palestine.
