The spirit of internationalism is an integral part of Pan Africanism, an essential component that fosters solidarity beyond national borders and continues in revolutionary movements on the continent and in the diaspora today
Join us for our weekly Thursday screening on July 20 of the 1973 film Touki Bouki!
Learn to print your own small posters in this fun and creative 4-session course. You’ll get hands-on experience with the full screen printing process, including preparing your artwork, coating and exposing your screen, working with ink, reclaiming your screen for reuse, and printing your designs onto paper.
Focusing on the experiences of the African Party for the Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde, this class looks at the role of education in and for liberation.
Join cinemovil NYC and Rasanbleman Pou Ayiti for this screening of Gouverneurs de la Rosée (1975).
We will be doing a close reading of Amilcar Cabral's Weapon of Theory speech, delivered
Join Luya Poetry founder Christian Aldana and friends for a community pop-up to celebrate the
In the mangrove school, the learning happens with the whole body”. Join us for the
Koohan Paik-Mander is a respected journalist, author and environmental activist and will be joined by organizers from Veterans for Peace to speak about her work.
Join us as we explore the relationship and influences that Pan Africanism had on the movement for Black Liberation in the U.S., and the interconnected timelines and inspirations that simultaneously fueled both of these revolutionary liberation movements.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop with the Justice Center en el Barrio and The
Throughout this class, we will study the development and legacy of the Black radical tradition in Latin America and the Caribbean, looking at historical context which ignited and propelled the emergence of liberation movements and visionary leaders in the region.
