Join us for a screening of The Abandoned Field: Free Fire Zone! Set in the Mekong Delta shortly before the Tet Offensive, a young couple with a baby live in a floating house in the ‘free fire zone.’
Support local independent creatives and businesses from all five boroughs!
For the past months, participants in the Revolutionary Feminism course have been studying and debating
Join The Intercept and The Root for “The Struggle Continues: Black Women and Student Debt After SCOTUS,” a conversation on how the student debt crisis is shaping the futures of Black women and the next steps for the debt relief movement if the court strikes down executive action.
Half-Remembered Dreams of a Third World Son is an attempt to loosely capture the author's thoughts, feelings, and experiences as a young Filipino migrant.
Langston Hughes, one of America’s greatest writers, was an innovator of jazz poetry and a leader of the Harlem Renaissance whose poems and plays resonate widely today.
Join us for our weekly Thursday film screenings! This week we will be watching Hunger (2008) about the hunger strikes taken by Republican prisoners in Northern Ireland.
Protest on the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq
Join us for a seminar with computational linguist, Michael Gasser, on the relationship between technology, language, and the democratization (and anti-democratization) of knowledge.
Join us for our weekly Thursday evening film screening! This week we will be screening The Fever (2019) about an Indigenous worker in Brazil who comes down with a mysterious fever.
The Trump administration’s neglect and incompetence helped put half-a-million Americans in the ground, dead from COVID-19.
Speakers will speak on rights and struggle against real estate lobby for safe housing, reports from the disaster zone, the situation of working class and women of Turkey.
