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SUMMARY:FILM SCREENING: El Benny (2006)
DESCRIPTION:El Benny is a Cuban film released in 2006\, directed and co-written by Jorge Luis Sánchez\, his first feature-length film. It is a fictional story based on the life of the famous Cuban musician Benny Moré. The film includes new versions of his songs\, performed by musicians including Chucho Valdés\, Juan Formell\, Haila and Orishas. \nCuba | 2006 | Jorge Luis Sánchez | 132m \nThis is a free educational program\, however\, in order to maintain a safe capacity level\, we ask that you get an $8 solidarity ticket to reserve your participation and to sustain our educational programming.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/film-screening-el-benny-2006/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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SUMMARY:Screening & Talkback at Angelika Film Center: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
DESCRIPTION:Screening & Talkback at Angelika Film Center: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised \n📷⁩ ⁨🎥 Join us for a screening and talkback at the Angelika Film Center on Friday March\, 13th & Saturday March 14th at 7:15PM for the theatrical re-release of The Revolution Will Not Be Televised also known as Chávez: Inside the Coup. \nFilmed with unprecedented access\, this landmark documentary captures the explosive April 2002 coup in Venezuela from the perspective of the people and the palace. It is a powerful chronicle of the 48-hour overthrow of President Hugo Chávez and the decisive\, massive movement of popular support that immediately brought him back into power. \n​\n💲2 for 1 Ticket Deal when you sign-up for free to be an Angelika Film Center Member!\n\n🗓️ Friday\, March 13th & Saturday\, March 14th • 7:15 PM\n📍 18 W Houston Street NYC • Angelika Film Center \nFRIDAY TICKETS • CLICK HERE \nSATURDAY TICKETS • CLICK HERE
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/screening-talkback-at-angelika-film-center-the-revolution-will-not-be-televised/
LOCATION:Angelika Film Center\, 18 W Houston Street\, New York City
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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SUMMARY:National TPS Alliance: TPS Info Session
DESCRIPTION:JOIN US ON SATURDAY\, MARCH 14 AT 10:30AM TO LEARN ABOUT: \n\nThe current status of TPS\nWhat to do to protect ourselves\nHow to support the Local Committee\n\nForo Informativo sobre TPS:  ¿Qué está pasando con el TPS?  \nHABLAREMOS SOBRE: \n\nLa situación actual del TPS\nQué hacer para protegernos\nCómo apoyar al Comité Local\n\nREGISTER HERE/REGÍSTRATE AQUÍ
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/tpsinfosession/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Teach-In
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SUMMARY:HOMEBOUND FILM SCREENING
DESCRIPTION:Join Hindus for Human Rights on March 14th for a free screening of Homebound\, a film by director Neeraj Ghaywan\, which was India’s submission to the Academy Awards\, and was shortlisted in the best international film category. \nHomebound centers the close friendship between two young men in a North Indian village at the start of the pandemic. It explores the ways they navigate life in contemporary India with their Dalit and Muslim identities. It’s a story of friendship\, of course\, but also of the ways in which the government continues to fail many of its citizens\, and how our interpersonal bonds are the greatest tool of comfort and solidarity we have. \nREGISTER HERE!
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/homebound-film-screening/
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SUMMARY:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR [TUESDAYS]
DESCRIPTION:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR\n5-week   |   6-8:30PM   |   Tuesdays\, March 17 through April 14   |   $250 \nThis five-session course offers a hands-on introduction to screen-printing as both an artistic medium and revolutionary tool. While studying the contributions of historic printshops around the world\, participants will develop skills needed to craft their own reproductions. No previous experience required! \n__ \nFrancesca Barr is a working artist and writer from Massachusetts. She loves screenprint for the physical labor it demands\, and for its value in movement-making past\, present\, and future.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/screen-print-101-w-francesca-barr-tuesdays/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Courses,Education
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SUMMARY:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR [WEDNESDAYS]
DESCRIPTION:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR \n5-week   |   6-8:30PM   |   Wednesdays\, March 18 through April 15   |   $250 \nThis five-session course offers a hands-on introduction to screen-printing as both an artistic medium and revolutionary tool. While studying the contributions of historic printshops around the world\, participants will develop skills needed to craft their own reproductions. No previous experience required! \n__ \nFrancesca Barr is a working artist and writer from Massachusetts. She loves screenprint for the physical labor it demands\, and for its value in movement-making past\, present\, and future.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/screen-print-101-w-francesca-barr-wednesdays/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:BOOK-BINDING w/ DANIEL DRENNAN ELAWAR
DESCRIPTION:BOOKBINDING: ART BOOKS TO ZINES w/ DANIEL DRENNAN ELAWAR\n5-week   |   6-8:30PM   |   Fridays\, March 20 through April 17   |   $250 \nFrom broadsides and pamphlets to zines and art books\, bookbinding has a long history that parallels that of the printing trades. In this class students will explore the construction of various book forms\, using traditional and archival bookmaking materials. Further emphasis will focus on aspects of content: audience\, communication\, dissemination of ideas\, and durable historical archives. From simple folded zines and sewn saddle stitch bindings\, to Japanese binding of loose pages and Coptic binding of page signatures\, the full gamut of possibilities will be explored with a variety of real-world projects. \n__ \nDaniel Drennan ElAwar is an illustrator\, printmaker\, fiber artist\, and educator. His work\, based in a documentary genre\, focuses primarily on issues of displacement\, dispossession\, and disinheritance. His research and practice concerning decolonization and resistance led to the founding in 2009 of a Beirut-based artists’ collective\, ‎جمع اليد (Jamaa Al-Yad). He currently manages the studio and workshops for Frontline Arts in Branchburg\, NJ.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/book-binding-w-daniel/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Courses,Education
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER \nOne-day   |   11AM – 2PM   |   Saturday\, March 21   |   $75 \nStudents will spend this introductory workshop learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end. This one-day class covers the basic process of prep\, choosing photos/objects\, and exposure/printing. Cyanotype 101 is beginner-friendly and perfect for those who haven’t experimented with the medium before. \nFor those intermediate + advanced\, please join Cyanotype 201 (first session April 2026).\n__ \nPraise Fuller (b. Houston\, Texas) is a New York-based\, self-taught artist\, poet\, and educator with a practice spanning printmaking\, installation\, and mixed media with a central focus on the cyanotype process. Fuller’s work emerges from historical analysis and introspection\, exploring what lies beyond the constraints of family\, the church\, trauma\, and the cultural realities of the South. These introspections are interwoven with the concept of “rememory\,” a term borrowed from Toni Morrison\, which reflects how memory exists beyond\, or even escapes\, the individual mind by inhabiting objects\, places\, and communities. \nhttps://www.praise-fuller.com/
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/cyanotype-101-w-praise-1/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Courses,Education
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SUMMARY:REVOLUTIONARY PRINT-MAKING w/ DANIEL DRENNAN ELAWAR
DESCRIPTION:REVOLUTIONARY PRINT-MAKING w/ DANIEL DRENNAN ELAWAR \n6-week   |   2:30-5:30PM   |   Saturdays\, March 21 through April 25   |   $250 \nThis six-session class provides an overview of relief print-making in terms of the political poster tradition. \nThe broadside or poster serves as an important historical printed record and archive of prevailing customs and culture\, as well as resistance to dominant cultural norms. In this project\, students will conduct photo and lettering research\, design and carve linoleum blocks\, and print a small run of a one-color poster. \nPortfolio of previous student work:\nhttps://www.elawarart.org/praxis/tpf_printmaking/exhibit/\n \n__ \nDaniel Drennan ElAwar is an illustrator\, printmaker\, fiber artist\, and educator. His work\, based in a documentary genre\, focuses primarily on issues of displacement\, dispossession\, and disinheritance. His research and practice concerning decolonization and resistance led to the founding in 2009 of a Beirut-based artists’ collective\, ‎جمع اليد (Jamaa Al-Yad). He currently manages the studio and workshops for Frontline Arts in Branchburg\, NJ. \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/rev-print-w-daniel/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Courses,Education
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SUMMARY:Mutual Aid Fundraiser for Trans & Queer Immigrant Solidarity
DESCRIPTION:Kermes De Apoyo Mutual\nEn Solidaridad con Inmigrantes Queer y Trans\n\nel sábado\, 21 de marzo de las 4pm-7pm\nubicada en The People’s Forum\n\nUnase a artistas y obreros culturales\, obreros\, y organizadores de la comunidad Trans/Queer con el propositio de solidarizarnos con nuestros hermanes refugiades\, los que piden asilo politico\, los que previamente/actualmente fueron incarcerados.\n\nPresentaciones musicales de leilani patao\, Violet Stanza\, The Drips y Zoe Firn.\nLa poesía por Aristilde Kirby. DJ por Kuppi.\nPresentade por Flower.\n\nLos artistas compartirán su obra revolucionaria e inspiradora relevante a nuestro momento\n¡Habra una Mesa de Recauación de Fondos de Venta Directa!\n¡Sorteo!\n¡Mesa Comunitaria!\nTitle: Mutual Aid Fundraiser for Trans & Queer Immigrant Solidarity \nDate: Sat\, March 21 \nTime: 4pm-7pm (doors at 3:50pm) \nVenue: The People’s Forum \n\n\n\nFundraising for: Community Fund for Trans and Queer Detainees and Recently Released Neighbors\nRead more at: tqcommunityfund.com\nSuggested Door Donation: $5-$55\nDonations are being collected via venmo\, @sibling_support\nCan’t make it to the People’s Forum? Your contribution is still very welcome!\nNYC community members gather to make music and raise funds for a grassroots effort to support our Trans/Queer neighbors in detention\, immigration proceedings\, and those recently released from detention. Often isolated from their immediate families\, Trans and Queer people can get lost in the U.S. immigration system.  This T/Q Community Fund will support folks who don’t have families looking for them or working to secure their release.  The fund will also support Trans and Queer neighbors who have recently been released from detention. \nInfo about Trans/Queer folks disappearing in detentions https://www.vera.org/news/ice-is-excluding-data-on-transgender-people-in-detention \nDo you know someone who would benefit from this funding?  You can fill out an intake form at tqcommunityfund.com and we will make sure funds are distributed. \n\nMusic by leilani patao\, Violet Stanza\, The Drips and Zoe Firn. Poetry by Aristilde Kirby. Grooves by Kuppi. Hosted by Flower! The artists will share revolutionary and inspiring work that meets our moment. \n\n\nAmazing fundraiser items will be for sale by New York artisans\, including an exciting raffle. Items will be announced leading up to the event<3 \n100% of proceeds go to the T/Q Community Fund! \nA community table of free stuff will also be set up\, including KYR info\, Zines\, Resource Guides\, Whistles\, Health and Safety Supplies\, and more. \n\nJoin working class artists and cultural workers\, laborers\, and Trans/Queer organizers to show our refugee and asylum seeking siblings and previously/currently incarcerated folks that they are not forgotten.\n\n\nLeilani Patao is trying to figure it out\, and they want out of streaming. They’re a Los Angeles-born and Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter-producer\, and a recovering jack of all trades. daisy\, Leilani’s latest EP was not released on streaming as a protest against unfair wages for artists\, AI integration and lack of regulation\, and the streaming model no longer aligning with their morals. With CEOs treating our art and our livelihoods as data to be traded\, AI contributing to the destruction of our planet and the commodification of art\, and any money made seeming to still end up funding genocide and systemic oppression\, filling the pockets of those who Leilani speaks against\, they wanted out. This release is just as much of an experiment of sound as it is an experiment of sharing this music. \nViolet Stanza is a singer/songwriter whose writing ranges from pop bangers to tender ballads. Her music has earned several accolades\, winning both BroadwayWorld’s Best Original Song\, and the Goethe Institut’s International Music Contest. Violet can be found performing around New York\, or online where her content has amassed over 800 thousand followers across platforms. She hopes to empower other queer and trans people through her art\, and make the world a prettier place along the way. \nZoe Firn has a song for every mood. Wielding a guitar\, her voice\, and sometimes a violin\, Zoe crafts earthy alt-rock tunes that “you’ll want to take home in your pocket” (according to Molly Murphy) and lyrics that “hit harder than a Mack truck” (according to Radio Free Brooklyn). She aims to connect with listeners\, whether it’s an audience of 1 through a pair of headphones\, a handful of friends in the back of a bar\, or over 100 on a particularly celebratory night. Zoe’s debut album “Atomic Force” was released in October 2025 on Bandcamp/CDs then in December 2025 on all streaming sites excluding Spotify. And she hopes the songs stick with you long after the first listen. \nTHE DRIPS are a new BK based Indie band that fuses together a gnarly potion of folk\, pop\, & punk-rock. The coven is made up of Déa\, Aspen\, and Caro\, who met on a moonlit night in a Dunkin-donuts parking lot. Their hex-proof cauldron is specially brewed to connect queer comrades far and wide. Transvolution\, the band’s debut album\, is available in physical form\, as well as anywhere where artist wages are ethical and AI is prohibited. \n\nAristilde Kirby is a poet & performance artist from the Bronx living in Brooklyn. She has written the book Daisy & Catherine Squared (Auric Press\, 2022) & the chapbook Sonnet Infinitésimal / Material Girl (Best American Experimental Writing\, 2020). She is writing a couple of books riffing off ideas of math.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/mutual-aid-fundraiser-for-trans-queer-immigrant-solidarity/
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SUMMARY:ASL SPRING 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join us Spring 2026 for a new set of ASL Classes. These are virtual classes\, facilitated by Kristen Suiter and Siena Rafter\, for people of all levels in their language study journey. \n  \nINTRO TO ASL – Apply Here  \nIn this class\, we will build your vocabulary in American Sign Language (get ready to be able to sign entire conversations!) and explore Deaf American culture and history. From learning the ABCs and how to introduce yourself to studying Deaf representation in media\, this offering will cover the basics of American Sign Language and American Deaf culture. \n\nMondays 5pm est – 630pm est\nMarch 23 – April 27\nSliding Scale ($150 – $300)\n\n  \nASL LEVEL 2 – Apply Here \nThis ASL Level 2 course is designed to continue your skill development in expressive signing. The focus of this course is to prepare students for non-verbal interaction and communication with members of the deaf community. You’ll learn useful vocabulary and you’ll be able to hold meaningful conversations about various topics. But it’s not all serious – you’ll also learn how to tell jokes\, use common expressions and sayings\, and relay anecdotes to your audience. We’ll also focus on teaching you more about the deaf community\, so you gain a better appreciation for deaf culture\, activism\, and learn how you can get involved. \n\nWednesdays 6pm-730pm EST\nMarch 25 – April 29\nSliding Scale ($150 – $300)\n\nASL LEVEL 3 – Apply Here \n  \nLevel 3 will continue to develop and strengthen students’ storytelling and conversational skills! Participants will continue to become more comfortable in utilizing their visual space and expressing their own thoughts and ideas through American Sign Language. This course will also feature more in depth explorations of Deaf culture and how this current administration is affecting Deaf lives across the world. \n\nTuesdays 6pm-730pm EST\nMarch 24 – April 28\nSliding Scale ($150 – $300
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/asl-spring-2026/
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SUMMARY:Arab Tech Collective: Humanizing Accessibility through Technical Case Studies
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The People’s Forum for this great talk plus networking afterwards! \nHumanizing Accessibility through Technical Case Studies \nThis talk aims to humanize the often-nebulous concept of accessibility by examining technical solutions to some of the problems faced by the blind in their constant quest to use the tools made available by modern computing as those tools change. Led by a former Googler\, the talk will highlight patterns in the development of solutions that can inform a designer of a product for which there are no formal accessibility guidelines. Key to the discussion will be the real-world impact that this work has on people’s employment and livelihood. \n  \nRSVP
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/arab-tech-collective-humanizing-accessibility-through-technical-case-studies/
LOCATION:NY
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SUMMARY:FIGURE DRAWING NIGHT w/ NICK SKOUG
DESCRIPTION:FIGURE DRAWING NIGHT w/ NICK SKOUG \nOne-day   |   6-8:30PM   |   Thursday\, March 26  |   $20 \nIn these one-day drawing sessions\, we will practice figure drawing with a live model\, working independently with guidance and input from the teacher. \nBasic drawing materials will be available (paper\, drawing boards\, pencils\, charcoal\, erasers). Participants are encouraged to bring their own supplies as well! \n__ \nNick Skoug is a figurative painter. Originally from the Los Angeles area\, he studied painting there before moving to Germany\, where he lived for 10 years. He left Berlin for a Master’s Degree in Painting at the New York Studio School.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/drawing-night-w-nick-1/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Courses,Education
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260328T140000
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SUMMARY:PRINT-MAKING OPEN STUDIO w/ DANIEL + FRANCESCA
DESCRIPTION:PRINT-MAKING OPEN STUDIO w/ DANIEL + FRANCESCA \nAlternating Saturdays  |   11AM – 2PM   |   $20 \nOpen studio is a space to develop a print-making project in community with other organizers\, artists\, and cultural workers. \nThese sessions are designed for those who have taken Screen-print 101 or Revolutionary Print-making at The People’s Forum\, or who have experience with print-making. \nCome for one Saturday\, or return every other week! Each session is drop-in and goals are defined by the participant. \nBasic tools and materials are available—including ink\, linoleum\, paper\, transparencies\, screens\, and emulsion. \nSpring schedule: March 28 / April 11 / April 25 / May 9 / May 23 / June 6 / June 20 \nRegistration is required. Co-facilitated by Daniel Drennan ElAwar and Francesca Barr. \n__ \nDaniel Drennan ElAwar is an illustrator\, printmaker\, fiber artist\, and educator. His work\, based in a documentary genre\, focuses primarily on issues of displacement\, dispossession\, and disinheritance. His research and practice concerning decolonization and resistance led to the founding in 2009 of a Beirut-based artists’ collective\, ‎جمع اليد (Jamaa Al-Yad). He currently manages the studio and workshops for Frontline Arts in Branchburg\, NJ. \nFrancesca Barr is a working artist and writer from Massachusetts. She loves screenprint for the physical labor it demands\, and for its value in movement-making past\, present\, and future.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/print-studio-w-daniel-francesca/2026-03-28/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260330T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260330T203000
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SUMMARY:The Story of Capital: Book Launch with David Harvey in conversation with Adam Tooze
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/the-story-of-capital-book-launch-with-david-harvey-in-conversation-with-adam-tooze/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Book Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260403T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260403T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T061324
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SUMMARY:FIRST FRIDAYS: Frontyard FM
DESCRIPTION:First Fridays at The People’s Forum is a monthly concert series curated and co-presented by Artists Against Apartheid\, featuring artists on the cutting edge of culture whose work speaks to the political and social moment. Each show is a live\, intimate\, and immersive experience—a space where music & art are understood as tools in the struggle for collective liberation. \nOn Fri. April 3rd\, we’re excited to welcome Frontyard FM to the TPF stage for First Fridays. Frontyard FM is a grassroots music and community organization located in Brooklyn\, NY since 2024. As a collective of artists\, they mix live performance with DJing\, spanning a range of genres including R&B\, soul\, reggae\, hip-hop\, jazz and house\, with resident artists Stav\, Jennora\, Osiris\, Jodí\, Isa Tariq\, Tallboy\, Mick Banks\, and DJ Sevenstair. Also featuring special guests Dana and Alden\, and Desmond Barrett. \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/first-fridays-frontyard-fm/
LOCATION:Violeta Parra Stage\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture,First Fridays,Party
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260530T210000
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SUMMARY:[COURSE] The Artist Must Take Sides: Culture & The Movement Past\, Present\, & Future
DESCRIPTION:The artist must take sides. He must elect to fight for freedom or for slavery. I have made my choice. I had no alternative.” — Paul Robeson \nIn times of war and crisis\, when people are rising up\, when people are taking a stand\, when the stakes could not be higher– what is the responsibility of the artist? \nHistory points us to the answer. Culture is the heartbeat of our movements. It brings people into collective action\, sharpens our sense of our own power\, and makes a better future feel possible. But the ruling elites also use culture to flood our screens with art that makes the current crisis feel natural\, inevitable\, and permanent. Artists on the side of freedom have to fight back. Nina Simone\, Langston Hughes\, June Jordan\, Elizabeth Catlett\, and Paul Robeson all took a side. The muralists of the Chicano Movement took a side. Hip-hop artists and those speaking out on stages\, screens\, studio walls\, and the streets today take a side. Now\, we as artists have to consider what that looks like in today’s context. \nIn this course presented by Artists Against Apartheid & The People’s Forum\, we will study the role of the artist in the movement. We will discuss the responsibility of artists to struggle against the system that exploits\, alienates\, and pacifies and towards building a culture that inspires\, drives\, and sustains our collective struggle for liberation. Art alone cannot make a revolution\, but it can transform the people who will. \nMore About the Course: You can take this course from anywhere in the world — join live in-person in NYC at The People’s Forum and online via zoom\, or access recordings and readings on your own time. There will also be opportunities to connect with people participating in your regional area to watch classes\, discuss and build connections together. Register now and we will follow up with details about local participation. \nDrawing from the tradition of the Black Arts Movement\, the John Reed Clubs\, and other radical artist organizing\, part of this course will be Artist Salons — gatherings to exchange ideas\, and discuss how to bring the classroom lessons into our artistic practices and organizing. Salons will take place twice over the 6 week course\, with some opportunities for those outside NYC to plug into one in their area. \nREGISTER HERE \nAbout the Organizations: \nArtists Against Apartheid is a network of over 15\,000 artists & cultural workers dedicated to using our practices to build the movement for the liberation of Palestine & beyond. We are musicians\, writers\, poets\, actors\, filmmakers\, painters\, dancers\, chefs\, sculptors\, directors\, and more—and we know that all artists have a responsibility to build a better world. AgainstApartheid.art \nThe People’s Forum is a New York City-based education and cultural center for working class and marginalized communities. We build unity across historic lines of division at home and abroad through courses\, workshops\, grassroots organizing\, and cultural programming. peoplesforum.org  \n  \nWHEN: \nThis course runs for 6 weeks\, from April 21 to May 26\, meeting on Tuesdays from 6:30 – 8:30 PM ET. If you aren’t able to join each class live due to scheduling conflicts or time zone differences – no worries\, the recordings from each session are uploaded to the course student portal\, which all registrants will have indefinite access to\, within 24 hours of class. \nWHERE: \nThe Artist Must Take Sides: Culture and the Movement Past Present and Future is a hybrid program\, so you can participate from anywhere in the world. \n\nIf you are based in New York City\, join us in-person at The People’s Forum (320 W 37th St.)\nIf you are joining virtually\, a zoom link will be sent prior to each class\nIf you aren’t able to join classes live\, all course materials (including class recordings\, readings\, and additional materials) will be uploaded to the student portal so you can follow the course at your own pace.\n\n  \nHOW: \nRegister here to join the course and gain access to all course materials!
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/course-the-artist-must-take-sides-culture-the-movement-past-present-future/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER \nOne-day   |   11AM – 2PM   |   Saturday\, April 4  |   $75 \nStudents will spend this introductory workshop learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end. This one-day class covers the basic process of prep\, choosing photos/objects\, and exposure/printing. Cyanotype 101 is beginner-friendly and perfect for those who haven’t experimented with the medium before. \nFor those intermediate + advanced\, please join Cyanotype 201 (first session April 2026).\n__ \nPraise Fuller (b. Houston\, Texas) is a New York-based\, self-taught artist\, poet\, and educator with a practice spanning printmaking\, installation\, and mixed media with a central focus on the cyanotype process. Fuller’s work emerges from historical analysis and introspection\, exploring what lies beyond the constraints of family\, the church\, trauma\, and the cultural realities of the South. These introspections are interwoven with the concept of “rememory\,” a term borrowed from Toni Morrison\, which reflects how memory exists beyond\, or even escapes\, the individual mind by inhabiting objects\, places\, and communities. \nhttps://www.praise-fuller.com/
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/cyanotype-101-w-praise-2/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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SUMMARY:A Journey to Palestine: Tatreez Workshop & Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an immersive evening exploring the village of Lifta through its architecture\, people\, history\, and cultural traditions. \nThis lecture\, presented by a Palestinian architect\, will highlight the story and legacy of Lifta\, along with a discussion on traditional Palestinian thobes\, featuring a thobe on display for attendees to experience up close. \nFollowing the lecture\, we’ll host a beginner-friendly tatreez workshop\, where participants will learn the foundations of this historic embroidery practice—no experience needed. \nSelect items will be available for purchase. \nCome learn\, connect\, and engage with Palestinian history and culture in community presented by Palestinians with love! \nPS: this event will be filmed and photographed \nRSVP HERE
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/a-journey-to-palestine/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Culture
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260404T190000
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SUMMARY:Colonialismo Tecnológico\, Datos\, e Inteligencia Artificial
DESCRIPTION:En este conversatorio nos preguntaremos: ¿es la inteligencia artificial una herramienta neutral o un nuevo dispositivo de poder? \n\n\n\n\nLa inteligencia artificial y la colonialidad \nEn este conversatorio nos preguntaremos: ¿es la inteligencia artificial una herramienta neutral o un nuevo dispositivo de poder? ¿Quién entrena los algoritmos? ¿Desde qué lenguas\, culturas\, geografías y valores se construye la llamada “inteligencia” de las máquinas? \nExploraremos cómo la IA no surge en el vacío\, sino dentro de una historia marcada por la colonialidad del saber\, del ser y del poder. Analizaremos cómo los datos\, las infraestructuras digitales y las grandes corporaciones tecnológicas reproducen asimetrías globales\, concentran conocimiento y moldean imaginarios. ¿Estamos frente a una nueva fase del extractivismo\, ahora de datos\, atención y subjetividad? \nTambién abriremos espacio para pensar las posibilidades: ¿puede existir una inteligencia artificial desde el Sur global? ¿Es posible imaginar tecnologías pluriversales\, comunitarias y éticamente situadas? \nComo siempre en Palabra Viva\, este será un espacio democrático de reflexión colectiva. No venimos a recibir verdades cerradas\, sino a interrogarlas. Educadores y alumnos a la vez\, nos reunimos para descolonizar el espíritu también en el terreno digital y preguntarnos qué tipo de futuro queremos construir. \n\n  \nRSVP
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/colonialismo-tecnologico-datos-e-inteligencia-artificial/
LOCATION:NY
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260411T203000
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SUMMARY:The International Women’s Alliance and Partners Present: The People’s Commission on the Status of Women!
DESCRIPTION:The International Women’s Alliance and Partners Present: The People’s Commission on the Status of Women! \nApril 11th\, Saturday 5 – 8:30 pm \nA hybrid event with both in-person and online options\, join us at The People’s Forum (doors at 5pm) or join online at 5:30 pm. \nRSVP \nJoin us for an evening of fierce feminist insight to build collective power! Last month\, the United Nations held its 70th session on the Commission on the Status of Women. Now\, this month\, which is also sexual assault awareness month\, it’s time for the people’s response! The International Women’s Alliance and its member and partner organizations\, Adolfina\, Ain’t I am Woman?!\, Gabriela NY and the Palestinian Feminist Collective\, have been gathering in NYC to reflect and support one another since the close of the UN CSW 70. During the Violence Against Women Panel at CSW 70\, so much was left out\, and this leaves those oppressed under US\, Zionist and Western imperialist colonialist policy hanging in the balance. We say reforms are not enough! Let’s address the root causes and hear from the people! Through short panel presentations and guided discussion\, we name the imperialist violence against women in Palestine\, the Philippines\, and Puerto Rico and affirm our anti-colonial\, anti-imperialist feminist power—responding to the UN’s CSW70 Violence Against Women Panel and more. A member from Ain’t I a Woman?! will also speak on the campaign to pass No More 24!\, legislation to end an inhumane 24-hour work day in New York. \nBe a part of co-creating an anti-colonial and life-affirming space for reflection\, healing and community. Gathering to raise our consciousness is the first step forward to end gender-based violence\, the effects of colonialism and displacement in our diasporas. Together we can envision liberatory ways forward! \nIn person: Engage in with our Zoom and in-person Q&A\, check out each organization’s info and swag table\, honor collective grief and remembrance of those lost to gender based violence through our community altar\, and connect more to each other and each organization. \nBring something for our community altar/reflection area if you’d like. Can be a photo or a significant object to you that supports healing and commemoration. \nLight snacks/refreshments provided \nZoom attendees: Make yourself comfortable at home or gather your friends for a watch party! \nAbout IWA \nThe International Women’s Alliance (IWA) is an anti-imperialist global alliance of militant grassroots-based women’s organizations\, institutions\, alliances\, networks and individuals committed to advancing national and social liberation and gender equality.  We are united in the goal of liberating women from historical oppression and exploitation and in establishing an alternative system founded on genuine democracy\, freedom\, justice\, equality and peace. \nAdolfina\, Ain’t I a Woman\, Gabriela and the Palestinian Feminist Collective are member organizations or community partners of IWA. \nAbout Adolfina NYC \nAdolfina seeks to create a multi-chapter alliance and fighting political organization for the Puerto Rican anti-imperialist militant women’s movement that actively struggles for national sovereignty\, genuine democracy and liberation for all women and gender-oppressed people with a primary focus on the strength\, leadership and unity of women workers. \nAbout Ain’t I a Woman?! \nAin’t I a Woman?! is the coalition leading the movement to end the 24-hr workday\, a violent practice in New York City\, which is destroying the health and lives of women of color home attendants. \nAbout Gabriela New York \nGABRIELA New York (formerly known as Filipinas for Rights and Empowerment [FiRE]) is a mass-based women’s organization serving New York City and its surrounding areas. We connect the Filipino diaspora to the women’s struggle in the Philippines. We are women of Philippine descent\, including those who are migrants\, immigrants and US-born. We recognize Filipino women of mixed heritage and adoptees. GABRIELA New York is a LGBTQIGNC-(Lesbian\, Gay\, Bisexual\, Transgender\, Queer/Questioning\, Intersex and Gender Non-Comforming) friendly organization that is inclusive of transgender people of Philippine descent. \nAbout Palestinian Feminist Collective \nThe Palestinian Feminist Collective (PFC) is a body of Palestinian/Arab feminists primarily located on Turtle Island (the unceded lands known as North America). We are an intergenerational collective of activists\, organizers\, practitioners\, creators\, thinkers\, artists\, scholars\, healers\, water and land protectors\, life-givers\, and life-sustainers. We are committed to achieving Palestinian social and political liberation by confronting systemic gendered\, sexual\, and colonial violence\, oppression\, and dispossession. \n\n\n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/the-international-womens-alliance-and-partners-present-the-peoples-commission-on-the-status-of-women/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:COLLAGE MAKING FOR LIBERATION w/ ASHLEY LAGRANGE
DESCRIPTION:COLLAGE MAKING FOR LIBERATION w/ ASHLEY LAGRANGE \nOne-day   |   6-8:30PM   |   Saturday\, April 11   |   Sliding Scale Fee   \nJoin us for Collage Making For Liberation\, a one-day workshop w/ Queens-based therapist and artist Ashley Lagrange! \nIn these sessions you’ll learn how to create collage art as a medium for political agitation and propaganda and as a tool for self-reflection and expression. Participants will gather inspiration from collage artists who have created intentional Agitprop and then be provided with prompts and materials to create their own. \n__ \nAshley Marie Lagrange\, (They/Them) is a therapist\, coach\, and collage artist born\, raised and currently residing in Queens\, New York to a multigenerational household Dominican l household. Ashley works in the day as a politicized therapist and coach for the QTBIPOC population which stemmed from their lived experience with madness and grassroots peer support organizing. Ashley is also a Collage Artist\, having taught and facilitated various classes and workshop spaces on the analog art form. Ashley is a member of DegrowNYC and previously sat as their Propaganda Chair.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/collage-w-ashley-april/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260602T200000
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SUMMARY:PORTUGUESE INTERMEDIATE 2 | SPRING 2026
DESCRIPTION:Intermediate Portuguese 2 Português Intermediário 2 \nFor continuing students who completed Intermediate Portuguese 1 \nFor New students who know the basic structure of Portuguese including present/past tenses\, plus Presente e Futuro do Subjuntivo\, upon filling out an application and taking an assessment: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96  \nContinuing students: contact your instructor to get the registration link and skip the application form \nNew Students: New students are welcome to apply. The link to the Assessment is at the end of the application form. It should take about 15-20 minutes to be completed. Be sure to submit both the application and the assessment to get a registration link via email \nPortuguês Intermediário 2 is an advanced intermediate class\, designed by Natalia de Campos for The People’s Forum\, with a focus on deepening listening\, speaking and developing communication skills in Portuguese in a conversational style\, without translating into one’s native language\, to allow you to have more vocabulary\, composed verbal structures\, and more elaborate conversations with Portuguese native speakers.  \nWe will work with texts from Brazilian and other Portuguese-speaking revolutionary thinkers and writers\, such as Paulo Freire\, Carolina Maria de Jesus\, Conceição Evaristo\, and others. We look at both historic and contemporary political practices to deepen your understanding of Portuguese while learning about Portuguese-speaking people’s movements\, the history of Brazilian people\, its revolutionary struggles\, and other means of resistance. \nThis course has an advanced approach for people who already speak basic Portuguese \nWe will use visual materials\, music\, literature\, and conversation\, focusing on Brazilian Portuguese\, and also examine a few differences between Brazilian\, African\, South Asian and European Portuguese. The program will deepen grammar structures in practical ways\, and include writing and speaking exercises about historical and contemporary contexts of the working classes and social movements in Brazil\, and other Portuguese-speaking countries. \n  \nDETAILS \n\nCourse runs on Tuesdays every week (for 8 weeks) from April 14 – June 2 \n6pm – 8pm EST\n$180 – $340 sliding scale cost for students*\n\nClick here to apply and fill out an assessment form: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96  \nContinuing students: contact your instructor to get the registration link and skip the application form \nMore information:  Portuguese is a language with roots in Portugal and also the official language spoken today in 10 countries or regions: Brazil\, Mozambique\, Angola\, Portugal\, Guine-Bissau\, East Timor\, Equatorial Guinea\, Macau\, Cape Verde\, and São Tomé and Príncipe. Portuguese is arguably among the 9 or 10 most spoken languages in the world\, but only 5 percent of its speakers live in its original home Portugal. It is estimated that 270 million people speak Portuguese today\, amongst which nearly 254 million are native speakers. It is the second most spoken Romance language\, after Spanish. Brazil’s 213 million people is the largest Portuguese-speaking population in the world. \nAs a colonial language\, it suffered many transformations\, particular to each locale. It is nowadays also a result of cultural resistance of the indigenous and enslaved people during colonialism. It is spoken in the U.S particularly in the Northeast\, in California and in Florida\, where native Portuguese speakers\, who are immigrants from Africa\, South Asia\, Europe and Brazil have concentrated historically. In nearby regions\, it is more widely spoken in areas of Newark\, New Jersey; Astoria\, Queens; in the coastal regions of Connecticut\, and Massachusetts.  \nBackground:  Since the 16th century Brazilians started to incorporate dialects\, words and sounds into Portuguese\, particularly from the Tupi and Guarani indigenous linguistic branches that make up the majority of the pre-Columbian indigenous languages of Brazil’s current territory. With enslaved workers brought from Africa\, more heavily during the 17th\, 18th and 19th centuries\, many different languages and backgrounds were also influential. \nBrazilian Portuguese continued to evolve as the common language amongst all living in Brazil\, and the one permitted to be spoken by the colonizers. However\, new words referring to foods\, materials and relationships with no correlations in Europe\, started to influence Continental Portuguese\, even though the grammar and syntax structures remained the same.  \nRevolutionary literacy methods created for adults\, by the influential educator Paulo Freire in the 1960s\, author of the Pedagogy of the Oppressed\, finally started to prioritize local people’s needs and generate wider political consciousness about the role of language in political emancipation to the elite oppressors. It is still used to combat illiteracy and poverty\, and to help achieve freedom\, much beyond Brazil’s borders.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/portuguese-basico-3-spring-2026/
LOCATION:Virtual Event with The People’s Forum
CATEGORIES:Language courses,Portuguese
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SUMMARY:PORTUGUESE BASICO 3 | SPRING 2026
DESCRIPTION:Basic Portuguese 3  | Português Básico 3  \nFor students who know the basic tenses and structures of Portuguese \nNew Students: An application and an assessment are required for this level (the assessment link is given to you  at the end of the Application form).  \nClick here to apply: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96 \nContinuing students: contact your instructor at portugueseny@gmail.com  to get the registration link\, and skip the application form. \nThis is a fast-paced course designed for people who learned the Basic structure of Portuguese and present\, past and near future of verbs tenses. You will learn other tenses\, introduction to subjunctive and more complex writing \nIdeal for native Spanish speakers who started to learn Portuguese formally\, and suitable for people who grew up/spent time around Portuguese but need to perfect their grammar.  \nIt is a continuation of the course: Português Básico 2.  \nNew students are welcome to apply\, and will be accepted upon filling out an application and an assessment form\, to qualify for the start level of this class. It is recommended that you commit to the 8 weeks. \nDETAILS \n\nCourse runs on Zoom on Wednesdays every week\n\n\nApril 15 – June 3\, 2026  –  8 weeks\n\n\n6pm – 8pm EST \nOne extra weekly hour of self-study is expected\n$180 – $340 sliding scale cost for students\n\n  \nClick here to apply: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96 \n* Note: Intermediate is also offered in the Spring  \nAdvanced Portuguese students are also welcome to apply and will be contacted when we have class options. \nMore information:  \nPortuguese is a language with roots in Portugal and also the official language spoken today in 10 countries: Brazil\, Mozambique\, Angola\, Portugal\, Guinea-Bissau\, East Timor\, Equatorial Guinea\, Macau\, Cape Verde\, and São Tomé and Príncipe. Portuguese is arguably among the 9 or 10 most spoken languages in the world\, but only 5 percent of its speakers live in its original home Portugal. It is estimated that 270 million people speak Portuguese today\, amongst which nearly 254 million are native speakers. It is the second most spoken Romance language\, after Spanish. Brazil’s 211 million people is the largest Portuguese-speaking population in the world. \nAs a colonial language\, it suffered many transformations\, particular to each locale. It is nowadays also a result of cultural resistance of the indigenous and enslaved people during colonialism. It is spoken in the U.S particularly in the Northeast\, in California and in Florida\, where native Portuguese speakers\, who are immigrants from Africa\, South Asia\, Europe and Brazil have concentrated historically. In nearby regions\, it is more widely spoken in areas of Newark\, New Jersey; Astoria\, Queens; in the coastal regions of Connecticut\, and Massachusetts. \nIf you have any questions\, you can contact the instructor at: portugueseny@gmail.com \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/portuguese-basico-3-spring-2026-2/
LOCATION:Virtual Event with The People’s Forum
CATEGORIES:Education,Language courses,Portuguese
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SUMMARY:PORTUGUESE BASICO 1 | SPRING 2026
DESCRIPTION:For true beginners\, students who know very basic Portuguese\, or speak Spanish.  \nIf you studied and introduction via apps before\, but did not have formal training\, this course is highly recommended! \nFill out an application form\, and the instructor will send you a link to register: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96. An assessment is not needed for this class \nPortuguês Básico 1 is a beginner’s class\, designed by Natalia de Campos for The People’s Forum\, with a focus on listening\, speaking and developing communication skills in Portuguese from the first day\, without resorting to translating into one’s native language.  \nThis course will give you a solid base and allow you to start communicating with Portuguese native speakers.  \nThe instructor will use visual materials\, music\, and conversation between participants during the learning process\, focusing on her native Brazilian Portuguese. It is the first part of a program of Basic and Intermediate modules that also examine some differences between Brazilian\, African\, South Asian and Continental (European) Portuguese.  \nThe program will introduce grammar structures in practical ways\, and some writing exercises. The course runs weekly\, with 2 hours on Zoom\, and an extra hour of required individual practice exercises. \nAs you develop your language skills\, we will also engage with the history of Brazilian people\, its revolutionary struggles\, and other means of resistance.  \nJoin us for an introductory 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. \nDETAILS \n\nThis course runs on Zoom on Thursdays every week \nApril 16 – June 4 – 8 weeks \n6pm – 8pm EST \n$180 – $340 sliding scale cost for students*\nPlan for a weekly hour of required individual practice exercises\n\nFill out an application form at: https://forms.gle/Niy8GHAsJJKcwyJ96     \nAfter you complete the application\, you will be invited via email to register for Basic 1. Check your email often. This class fills up quickly! \nReturning students\, contact your instructor: portugueseny@gmail.com  to get the registration link to skip the application form. \n*For Basic 2\, 3 or Intermediate and Advanced levels\, also fill out an assessment form. \nMore information:  \nPortuguese is a language with roots in Portugal and also the official language spoken today in 10 countries: Brazil\, Mozambique\, Angola\, Portugal\, Guinea-Bissau\, East Timor\, Equatorial Guinea\, Macau\, Cape Verde\, and São Tomé and Príncipe. Portuguese is arguably among the 9 or 10 most spoken languages in the world\, but only 5 percent of its speakers live in its original home Portugal. It is estimated that 270 million people speak Portuguese today\, amongst which nearly 254 million are native speakers. It is the second most spoken Romance language\, after Spanish. Brazil’s 211 million people is the largest Portuguese-speaking population in the world. \nAs a colonial language\, it suffered many transformations\, particular to each locale. It is nowadays also a result of cultural resistance of the indigenous and enslaved people during colonialism. It is spoken in the U.S particularly in the Northeast\, in California and in Florida\, where native Portuguese speakers\, who are immigrants from Africa\, South Asia\, Europe and Brazil have concentrated historically. In nearby regions\, it is more widely spoken in areas of Newark\, New Jersey; Astoria\, Queens; in the coastal regions of Connecticut\, and Massachusetts.  \n  \nIf you have any questions\, you can contact the instructor at: portugueseny@gmail.com
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/portuguese-basico-1-spring-2026/
LOCATION:Virtual Event with The People’s Forum
CATEGORIES:Education,Language courses,Portuguese
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SUMMARY:The Many Lives of Syeda X - Neha Dixit in conversation with Shayoni Mitra
DESCRIPTION:Join Neha Dixit and Shayoni Mitra for an insightful chat about the award-winning book\, The Many Lives of Syeda X. \nWhat does the life of an ordinary working-class Indian look and feel like? In this book\, the award-winning journalist Neha Dixit\ntraces the story of one such faceless Indian woman\, from the early 1990s to the present day. What emerges is a picture of a life lived under constant corrosive tension. Syeda X\, a weaver left Benares for Delhi with her alcoholic husband and three small children in the aftermath of riots triggered by the demolition of the Babri Masjid. In Delhi\, she settled into the life of a poor migrant\, juggling multiple jobs a day — from trimming the loose threads of jeans to cooking namkeen\, and from shelling almonds to making tea strainers. Syeda has done over 50 types of unskilled work in three decades\, earning paltry sums in the process. And if she ever took leave\, to nurse an illness or to attend a school PTA meeting\, her job would be lost to another faceless migrant fighting to take her place. \nResearched for close to a decade\, in this book\, we meet an unforgettable cast of characters: from a rickshaw driver in Chandni Chowk who ends up tragically dead in a terrorist blast to a slumlord\, who grew ‘too big’ for his own good\, and is shot by rival landlords. From a doctor who gets arrested for pre-natal sex determination to a gow rakshak whose daughter elopes with Syeda’s son. From corrupt policemen who delight in beating young Muslim men to a cheerful band of home-based working women who look out for each other. \nIn the end\, things come to a grotesque full circle for Syeda. Her life is upturned for the umpteenth time as the Delhi riots of 2020 caused another cataclysmic displacement. But displacement\, tragedy and hardship are something she is used to — being poor and Muslim and a woman. Written with deep insight\, The Many Lives of Syeda X is a portal to a messy world hidden away from elite Indians. It is the story of untold millions and a searing account of urban life in New India. \n  \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/the-many-lives-of-syeda-x-neha-dexit-in-conversation-with-shayoni-mitra/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Book Talks
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER \nOne-day   |   11AM – 2PM   |   Saturday\, April 18   |   $75 \nStudents will spend this introductory workshop learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end. This one-day class covers the basic process of prep\, choosing photos/objects\, and exposure/printing. Cyanotype 101 is beginner-friendly and perfect for those who haven’t experimented with the medium before. \nFor those intermediate + advanced\, please join Cyanotype 201 (first session April 2026).\n__ \nPraise Fuller (b. Houston\, Texas) is a New York-based\, self-taught artist\, poet\, and educator with a practice spanning printmaking\, installation\, and mixed media with a central focus on the cyanotype process. Fuller’s work emerges from historical analysis and introspection\, exploring what lies beyond the constraints of family\, the church\, trauma\, and the cultural realities of the South. These introspections are interwoven with the concept of “rememory\,” a term borrowed from Toni Morrison\, which reflects how memory exists beyond\, or even escapes\, the individual mind by inhabiting objects\, places\, and communities. \nhttps://www.praise-fuller.com/ \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/cyanotype-101-w-praise-3/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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SUMMARY:Sonnets for Survival - A Fundraiser for the Asiyah Women's Center
DESCRIPTION:Sonnets for Survival is an art installation and poetry program created for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The installation features clothing displays paired with survivour testimonies to challenge the harmful myth that clothing causes sexual assault. \nThe evening will also include poetry centered on survival\, healing\, and solidarity\, along with a brief conversation on sexual violence within the South Asian community. \nAll donations from the event will support The Asiyah Women’s Center\, which provides housing and support services for survivours of domestic violence. \nRegister at: https://partiful.com/e/b9SMvXjHmMc9HAZ8WZ98?
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/sonnets-for-survival/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Culture
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SUMMARY:BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS SCREENING + Q/A with director Seth Fein
DESCRIPTION:Mamdani and Trump both love Robert Moses’s Unisphere.  As mayor-elect\, Mamdani held his first news conference in front of the giant stainless-steel globe that Moses built in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for the last New York World’s Fair. And the current president plagiarized it in both Midtown Manhattan and in Atlantic City.  What can that convergence tell us?  Join Seth Fein on Unisphere’s 62nd birthday to view and discuss the 2024 reboot of his award-winning documentary essay –– BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS (110′) ––BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS (110′\, 2024) works in split-screen between original and archival footage to contemplate the histories of immigration and imperialism that orbit the Unisphere between the racist authoritarian regimes of Robert Moses and Donald Trump\, across liberal and neoliberal eras. \nFor more about Seth and Seven Local Film. \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/between-neighborhoods-screening-q-a-with-director-seth-fein/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T203000
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SUMMARY:FIGURE DRAWING NIGHT w/ NICK SKOUG
DESCRIPTION:FIGURE DRAWING NIGHT w/ NICK SKOUG \nOne-day   |   6-8:30PM   |   Tuesday\, April 21  |   $20 \nIn these one-day drawing sessions\, we will practice figure drawing with a live model\, working independently with guidance and input from the teacher. \nBasic drawing materials will be available (paper\, drawing boards\, pencils\, charcoal\, erasers). Participants are encouraged to bring their own supplies as well! \n__ \nNick Skoug is a figurative painter. Originally from the Los Angeles area\, he studied painting there before moving to Germany\, where he lived for 10 years. He left Berlin for a Master’s Degree in Painting at the New York Studio School.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/figure-drawing-night-w-nick-2/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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