Come hear from Palestinian and Jewish storytellers who contributed to A Land With A People. Experience the power of anti-Zionism through videos and poetry. Enjoy delicious Palestinian food. Share your own story. And get your own copy of the book. You'll have ample opportunities to buy signed copies of A Land With A People.
Join us for a screening of Simulacros de Liberación (Drills of Liberation). Come and learn about Puerto Rico's economic crisis, and movement against neoliberal austerity by watching this award-winning documentary film, which is a four-year documentation process from the frontlines.
Join us on Saturday, December 18th, at 6:00pm EST for a conversation between Eugene Puryear and Hermela Aregawi! This will be a unique opportunity to hear from two journalists who have been providing unique and detailed coverage of the conflict in Ethiopia for the last year.
This course is a collective, close reading of the second volume of Marx’s Capital: A critique of political economy. Applications are due on Dec 23.
Building revolutionary feminist consciousness and practice is necessary for working class struggles today. In this course, we will investigate and discuss revolutionary feminist theory and practice through study, dialogue, and collaborative work. Applications due Tuesday, December 28!
4-week VIRTUAL poetry workshop with longtime poet, cultural worker, and organizer, Hector Rivera, with the theme "we must dare to invent the future."
A course to bridge theoretical and technical gaps in our communications strategies for movement building and to counter the neoliberal, bourgeois narrative in the media about what is happening in our countries and in our world. Lectures & technique workshops! Applications due Jan 4th!
Join us for a book talk on This Fire Never Dies: One Year with the PKK with the author Fréderike Geerdink. Vijay Prashad, writing fellow and chief correspondent at Globetrotter, a project of the Independent Media Institute and the director of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, will be in interlocution with the author.
Join us for an online book talk with Tony Pecinovsky, editor of The Cancer of Colonialism, and Tim Johnson, former head of Tamiment Library. This book gathers scholar-activist and Pan-Africanist W. Alphaeus Hunton's columns for the Daily Worker, the Communist Party USA's newspaper.
Join us for a virtual program and opening celebration for Vital Lines / Líneas Vitales, a printmaking collaboration between artists in Cuba and the United States.
The aim of this 12- session course is to survey Marx’s political economic writings in 12 sessions to assess how far he succeeded in this mission and how far his findings illuminate contemporary conditions.
Join us for our first week open to the public in 2022 with a screening of Xime (1994), a film from Guinea Bissau!
