This course is designed for native Spanish speakers*, people who grew up around Portuguese, who learned Spanish as their first language, or those who are fluent in Spanish. It is a continuation of the Winter course: Português Básico 2 (for Spanish Speakers).
A course on the basics of Portuguese with a glimpse on historical and contemporary contexts of the working classes and social movements in Brazil, and other Portuguese-speaking countries.
Join Beyond Identity (CCNY) and The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute for a Brazil-US racial justice summit.
Join us for another film directed by Heiny Srour, about Leila, a young Lebanese woman in London who time-travels through twentieth-century Lebanon and Palestine.
Join us for a launch event of Kyle Carrero Lopez's latest chapbook, Muscle Memory! This evening will feature a reading by the author and other writers, followed by a Q&A.
Celebrate International Working Women’s Day with us on March 11th for festivities, a dance workshop by Angel Kaba, dance party with DJ Ankia, and live band performance by Danaya Band.
Join us for one of the renowned films from the post-revolution period in China!
Come to the People’s Forum on March 18th to learn more and support the amazing work being done by the rural workers and collective at Raízes do Campo and try a selection of their coffees and chocolates!
Organized by a broad-based united Coalition effort. The International US-Cuba Normalization Conference Coalition has gained over 2 years more than 5,000 members and contacts, affiliated organizations, and local groups and activists. Together the coalition works against US anti-Cuba sanctions and bellicosity on all fronts
A film screening of an interview with Brazilian indigenous activist Ailton Krenak, on his long-time activism to protect Mother Earth and fight against capitalism. The in-person screening will be followed by a virtually held discussion with a young indigenous leader and activists.
Join us for this NEW course for a Marxist theoretical grounding of nature and the natural sciences, to understand current ecological and environmental crises and organizing, and to participate in an optional hands-on fieldwork in soil science.
You are invited to a discussion of the art exhibition called "The Women of April," with work by Lourdes Bernard.
