Akin Olla, Ben Case, Heba Gowayed, and Suchitra Vijayan come together for an urgent public conversation about resistance, repression, and what this moment in the United States is exposing about the possibilities of mass action.
Open studio is a drop-in space for print-makers to bring their work at any stage of development and receive feedback and guidance.
In 2026, we proudly celebrate Red Books Day alongside the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, bringing together two traditions of resistance and struggle. This year’s Black & Red Books Day centers Black revolutionaries and the radical writings that continue to shape global liberation movements.
In October 1972, nine Black men and one white woman were wrongfully convicted of arson and conspiracy and sentenced by the North Carolina state court to 282 collective years in prison. An international cause célèbre, the so-called Wilmington 10 languished for nearly a decade in separate jails, even as journalists and lawyers exposed criminal wrongdoing in the State’s case; religious leaders, politicians, and activists demanded their release and exoneration; and the Soviet Union brandished their photos as a symbol of American hypocrisy and racism.
Join us on Saturday, February 28th from 11AM to 1PM for another ICE Out of NY Court Accompaniment Training! The volunteer training will cover basic rights when inateracting with ICE and other law enforcement and how to stay safe, organized, and effective before, during, and after accompaniment.
FARAH NJ invites you to a joyful evening celebrating Arab culture, music, and community.
Join us in preparation for another month of struggle for a free Palestine! We will discuss the current moment and prepare materials for this month of mobilization! RSVP now!
REGISTER HERE “We have made our decision. We will not be a part of this
This live panel of experts will unpack the carceral and racist history of methadone. Panelists will discuss how siloed clinics are a creation of the War on Drugs, expose the role of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the culture of cruelty, and explain how methadone is harm reduction but the system that controls access to it is harm production. To free people who take methadone, the clinic system has to be abolished and care for opioid addiction integrated into the healthcare system.
100 years after the Haitian Revolution, the people of Haiti find themselves once again having to defend their liberty, this time against a powerful neighbor: the United States.
This Thursday at 6:30pm, join us for the opening of Let Cuba Live, an exhibition
Join us for a workshop on the Revolutionary Art of Embroidery with Tabitha Arnold. In
