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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/
CATEGORIES:Culture
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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/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260411T170000
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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
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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/
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/
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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SUMMARY:FILM SCREENING: Honoring Amilcar - A Film By Rahkii "Hyp" Holman
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Paul and Eslanda Robeson Cinema at The People’s Forum\, created in the spirit of their love of art\, film\, and revolution. \nAmong the many things he is known for; theoretician\, intellectualist\, agronomist\, anti-colonialist leader\, revolutionary….Amilcar Cabral is considered one of the greatest leaders of all time. As one of the leaders of the African Party For the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC)\, Cabral led the movement to free the two countries from Portuguese rule. Although Amilcar Cabral was assassinated in 1973\, Guinea-Bissau gained their independence in that year and Cape Verde gained their independence in 1975. This film “Honoring Amilcar” captures Amilcar Cabral’s influence and impact on several social justice involved Black people in Cape Verde and The United States. Several threads of Amilcar Cabral’s philosophies\, practices\, values and virtues are connected through the testimony of the interviewees. Several emerging themes are his focus on the importance of culture\, disciplined revolutionary practice and strategy\, class struggle\, African identity\, humanitarianism\, anti-colonialism-fascism-racism and the need for solidarity. Representing three generations\, the film features testimony from Fania E. Davis\, Larry Clark\, Rahkii Holman\, Sanyika Bryant\, Akinyele Umoja\, Kari Malkki and Delfim Spencer Freitas. \n  \nU.S. | 2025 | Rahkii “Hyp” Holman | 55m \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/film-screening-honoring-amilcar/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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SUMMARY:Earth Day To Reclamation Day: Indigenous Health\, Land\, & Cultural Sovereignty - Pathways To Collective Well-Being
DESCRIPTION:SEMILLA WARUNKWA\, in collaboration with iINDIGENOUS and BLIS Collective\, will convene a dialogue that explores the deep relationship between Indigenous health\, land stewardship\, and cultural sovereignty. \n​This event will bring together organizers connected to BLIS Collective’s Reclamation Day: A Reunion of Hope alongside Indigenous changemakers to examine how culture and storytelling can serve as powerful strategies for reclaiming truth\, repairing harm\, and reimagining shared futures. \n​Grounded in the understanding that the health of Indigenous Peoples is inseparable from the health of land\, water\, and territory\, the conversation will connect global Indigenous advocacy with community-based movements for environmental justice and cultural renewal. \n​Reclamation Day will take place on Saturday\, June 20\, 2026 in Brooklyn\, NY at 25 Kent. This gathering is envisioned as a cultural and relational experience that invites participants to engage with the tensions\, contradictions\, and possibilities of shaping new pathways for land stewardship\, cultural renewal\, and collective liberation. The experience will unfold across the narrative arc Reclaim\, Repair\, Reimagine\, inviting participants to confront history\, honor resilience\, and envision shared futures together. \nRSVP \n  \n​Details: \n​5:30-6:00 PM: Doors Open \n​6:00-7:30: Panel \n​7:30-8:30: Reception with lite bites \n​SP/ENG translation will be provided. \n​Organizers: \n\n​ iINDIGENOUS\n​BLIS COLLECTIVE\n\n​Sponsors: \n\n​SEMILLA WARUNKWA\n​DIVEST INVEST PROTECT\nINDIGENOUS JUSTICE
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/earth-day-to-reclamation-day-indigenous-health-land-cultural-sovereignty-pathways-to-collective-well-being/
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SUMMARY:EARTH DAY Film Screening: Earth's Greatest Enemy by Abby Martin
DESCRIPTION:EARTH DAY Film Screening: Earth’s Greatest Enemy by Abby Martin\nThe second documentary from journalist Abby Martin that uncovers a shocking blind spot in the climate conversation: the U.S. military. \nExempt from international climate agreements and rarely scrutinized in mainstream reporting\, the Pentagon is revealed here as the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon\, contaminating water\, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism\, striking visuals\, and stories from impacted communities\, the film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and its planetary consequences. Provocative\, urgent\, and eye-opening\, this is a documentary that will change how you see both the military and environmentalism. \nLearn more about the film and watch the trailer at EarthsGreatestEnemy.com \nWe ask that you get an $15 solidarity ticket to reserve your participation and to sustain our educational programming.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/earth-day-film-screening-earths-greatest-enemy-by-abby-martin/
LOCATION:Paul & Eslanda Robeson Cinema\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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SUMMARY:SCREENING: Don't Be Long Little Bird & LA Rebellion: A Cinematic Movement
DESCRIPTION:Don’t Be Long\, Little Bird (2025\, 23m) follows a story of the daughter of a displaced Palestinian family\, who accidentally finds herself time traveling to 1930s Palestine\, where she spends a few days with her great-grandmother when she was her age. \nLA Rebellion: A Cinematic Movement (2025\, 56m) Following the Watts Uprising\, UCLA’s School of Theater\, Film and Television enacted affirmative action policies to increase enrollment of students of color in its film program — a group historically underrepresented in the student population. The “ethno-communications” initiative to recruit students from Black\, Asian\, Chicano and Native American communities became a movement known as “LA Rebellion.” \n  \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/screening-dont-be-long-little-bird-la-rebellion-a-cinematic-movement/
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260423T210000
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SUMMARY:An Evening of Nueva Canción
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special concert with Alida & the Nightshades as they explore the music and history of the Nueva Canción movement that emerged across Latin America in the 1960s and 1970s. Rooted in folk traditions\, the movement used song as resistance to repression\, centering social justice\, collective struggle\, and a deep connection between people\, land\, and memory. \nThe evening will feature interpretations of key songs from the Nueva Canción repertoire\, alongside original music and artistic works inspired by its political\, cultural\, and poetic foundations. The evening is hosted by Brooklyn based trio Alida & the Nightshades and features guest artists Luis McDougal\, Miriam Elhajli\, Kim Barzola\, & Linda Paúla Marcos. \nThe program weaves music and context to reflect on the movement’s lasting relevance and influence today.Come join us for an intimate night of music and history\, highlighting how song can carry resistance\, hope\, and collective voice across generations. \nThursday\, April 23 | Doors 7PM | Show 7:30PM \n📍 Violeta Parra Stage @ The People’s Forum\n🎟️ Tickets at the link in our bio \nAbout the artists: Brooklyn-based duo Alida & Aidan connected over a shared love for and curiosity about folk music from South American and the Nueva Cancion movement. In their reimaginings of the repertoire they aim to capture the spirit of the music—the fierceness of living\, care for humanity and commitment to freedom—while incorporating elements of their own voices and those of their Brooklyn musical community.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/30948/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Culture
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SUMMARY:Adam Wa Mishmish in NYC
DESCRIPTION:We’re so excited to invite you to a very special Adam Wa Mishmish experience here in New York City! \nOn Friday\, April 24\, we’ll bring our interactive musical show to life — a joyful\, movement-filled experience where children (and parents!) will sing\, dance\, and learn Arabic together. \nThis is not just a show — it’s a playful\, immersive journey where little ones get to: \n Move and participate\n Sing their favorite Adam Wa Mishmish songs\n Learn Arabic through play\, music\, and imagination \nWhether your child is already familiar with Arabic or just beginning\, this is a warm and welcoming space for them to connect with the language in a fun and meaningful way. \nWe’ve been holding our monthly classes here in NYC for a while now\, and this show is a chance to bring that same energy to a bigger\, more magical experience for everyone. \n\nlink to the event https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ranareadsinarabic/2130231
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/adam-wa-mishmish-in-nyc/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children
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SUMMARY:THREE FILMS FROM QUEENS screening + Q&A with director Seth Fein
DESCRIPTION:THREE FILMS FROM QUEENS BY SETH FEIN \nSeth Fein presents three short films of diverse content as well as form that he produced in and (mainly) about Queens. A conversation with Seth follows screening of his films: \nSMALL KITCHENS (31′\, 2019\, 2023) observes the physical connections and social contrasts of kitchen work between a Nepali restaurant and a Mexican food cart\, each owned and operated by immigrant women\, on the Elmhurst-Jackson Heights border under the 7 train\, in Queens. Workers participated as camera operators contributing POV footage of their labor. Initially shot in 2019\, in the months prior to the coronavirus crisis\, this observational tone poem is now a time-capsule of this most global part of NYC before it became the global epicenter of Covid-19 mortality. \nTHE ACTOR IN HIS LABYRINTH (32′\, 2023) maps Sebastián Ospina’s journey from Colombian TV star to “nomadic” NYC theater actor\, observing how his interborough and interamerican travels and travails resonate with those of Simón Bolívar in the play Ospina wrote and performs about the South American Liberator’s final trek through Colombia\, two centuries earlier. \nDADDY’S BOYS (33:11\, 2025) maps the adjacent politics of Donald Trump and Andrew Cuomo through their adjacent boyhoods in Jamaica Estates and Holliswood\, Queens\, and their respective relationships with their dads\, Fred and Mario. The documentary essay’s narration contemplates history and geography over POV bike rides and draws on original research in Moses’s personal papers. \nYou can read and see more about Seth and his work at sevenlocalfilm.com \n  \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/three-films-from-queens-screening-qa-with-director-seth-fein/
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260425T203000
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SUMMARY:FILM SCREENING  + Q&A with the directors - Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Paul and Eslanda Robeson Cinema at The People’s Forum\, created in the spirit of their love of art\, film\, and revolution. \nGoing to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project is an acclaimed documentary tracing the life and legacy of beloved poet Nikki Giovanni — firebrand\, radical\, healer\, and sage. Through intimate vérité\, archival footage\, live readings\, and visually inventive interpretations of her poetry\, the film journeys across the revolutionary eras Giovanni lived through\, from the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter\, revealing her enduring impact on American culture and political life. \n  \nU.S. | 2023 | Joe Brewster & Michèle Stephenson | 102m \n 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/film-screening-qa-with-the-directors-going-to-mars-the-nikki-giovanni-project/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings
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SUMMARY:BLACK COPPER: Sacred Roots | Release Party
DESCRIPTION:Join BLACK COPPER for the release of Sacred Roots: Unveiling the Mystical Tapestry of Ancestry—an evening of art\, conversation\, and celebration. Featuring the debut of our latest issue alongside music\, drinks\, and a preview of a special edition publication. \nGET A TICKET \nBLACK COPPER invites you to celebrate the release of our fourth issue\, Sacred Roots: Unveiling the Mystical Tapestry of Ancestry\, an evening dedicated to art\, storytelling\, and collective memory.\n\n\n\n\nThis issue explores the intersections of ancestry\, spirituality\, and the mystical—tracing how inherited histories\, both seen and unseen\, continue to shape contemporary identity and cultural expression. Through essays\, interviews\, and visual narratives\, Sacred Roots reflects on the enduring presence of ancestral knowledge\, sacred symbols\, and spiritual traditions across African\, diasporic\, Indigenous\, and MENA communities. \nThe evening will feature a panel discussion with contributing artists\, offering deeper insight into their practices and the role of memory\, ritual\, and imagination in their work. Join us for an intimate gathering with music\, drinks\, and small bites as we honor the voices and visions that bring this issue to life. \nFeatured artists include Delita Martin\, Mayowa Nwadike\, Tsoku Maela\, Carla Jay Harris\, Kipkemoi Henke\, Nydia Blas\, Helen Evans Ramarsan\, and Adama Delphine Fawundu. \nWe will also debut a special edition publication—our first book release—featuring works by renowned BIPOC writers\, available exclusively at the event. \nCome gather in celebration of lineage\, spirit\, and the stories that carry us forward.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/black-copper-sacred-roots-release-party/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 201 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 201 w/ PRAISE FULLER \n3-week | 6-8:30PM | Tuesdays\, April 28 through May 12   | $200 \nIn Cyanotype 201\, students will dive deeper into their print-making practice. Each session covers a lesson relevant to the cyanotype process. This includes how to edit photos for larger negatives\, print on various surfaces\, tone\, and troubleshoot. Participants will spend their time experimenting and build each week to create several works per class. The goal is to leave the course with a holistic understanding of cyanotype printmaking! \nCyanotype 201 is designed for those who have taken a cyanotype course at TPF\, or have experience with the medium\, and want to explore it in more depth. \nWeek 1: Editing Cyanotype Negatives & Editing Large Negatives\nWeek 2: Larger Scale Cyanotypes + Fabric\nWeek 3: Toning \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. \n\nhttps://www.praise-fuller.com/
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/cyanotype-201-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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SUMMARY:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR
DESCRIPTION:SCREEN-PRINT 101 w/ FRANCESCA BARR \n5-week   |   6-8:30PM   |   Wednesdays\, April 29 through May 27  |   $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! \nWeek 1: One-color printing \nWeek 2: Reclaiming screens + digital design demo \nWeek 3: Two-color print + coating screens \nWeek 4: Exposing screens \nWeek 5: Printing your own project! \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/screenprint-may/
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:FIGURE PAINTING w/ NICK SKOUG
DESCRIPTION:FIGURE PAINTING w/ NICK SKOUG \n5-Week  |   6-8:30PM   |   Thursdays\, April 30 through May 28 |   $250 \nIn this class\, participants will explore the basics of figure painting\, starting with loose gestural studies\, continuing to more sustained poses\, and finishing with a brief exploration of how the figure can be used to make more personal statements. Figure drawing experience highly recommended\, basic painting experience also a plus. \nWeek 1: Introductions\, materials\, gesture painting.\nWeek 2: Paint from model/demo.\nWeek 3: Paint from model.\nWeek 4: Paint from model.\nWeek 5: Critique/discussion of further possibilities of figure (narrative\, political art\, etc.) \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/painting-may/
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:MAY DAY: NO WAR\, NO ICE\, NO BILLIONAIRES!
DESCRIPTION:Join us on May 1 to say NO WAR\, NO ICE\, NO BILLIONAIRES! \nOn International Workers’ Day\, millions around the world will take the streets. In New York\, we’re joining cities and towns across the U.S. to stand together — against war\, against deportations\, and against Trump’s billionaire agenda stealing our future. \n🚫 No School. No Work. No Shopping. \n🕑 2PM\n🗓️ May 1\n📍 Union Square\nWe will march to join more demonstrators at 4pm in Washington Square Park! \nSee you in the streets. ✊
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/may-day-no-war-no-ice-no-billionaires/
LOCATION:Union Square
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260502T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260502T140000
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER \nOne-day   |   11AM – 2PM   |   Saturday\, May 2   |   $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-4/
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:FILM SCREENING: My Father's Shadow
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Paul and Eslanda Robeson Cinema at The People’s Forum\, created in the spirit of their love of art\, film\, and revolution. \n\n\n\n\nOn what begins as an ordinary day\, two brothers wait—restless\, suspended—for the return of their estranged father\, journalist and activist Folarin. He suddenly appears and takes his sons on a thrilling\, unexpected trip into Lagos to collect his long-overdue unpaid salary. \nNigeria | 2025 | Akinola Davies Jr. | 94m \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-my-fathers-shadow/
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:20260509T180000
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SUMMARY:How to Sell a Genocide: U.S. Media and the War Machine w/ Adam Johnson\, Kylie Cheung\, and members of the New York War Crimes Editorial Collective
DESCRIPTION:Join Adam Johnson\, Kylie Cheung\, and members of the New York War Crimes Editorial Collective for a conversation about the mainstream media’s role in creating the conditions of mass death in Gaza\, and the importance of movement-led journalism that challenges the Zionist newsroom status quo. Saturday\, May 9 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm at The People’s Forum (320 W 37th St)\, organized by Writers Against the War on Gaza and Pluto Press. \nCopies of Adam Johnson’s new book How to Sell a Genocide will be available for purchase; all proceeds go to The Middle East Children’s Alliance. Free copies of the latest issue of the New York War Crimes will also be available. \nAdam Johnson is a media analyst and co-host of the podcast Citations Needed. His writing has been featured in The Nation\, In These Times\, The Intercept\, Los Angeles Times\, and San Francisco Chronicle. \nKylie Cheung is a staff reporter at the Abortion\, Every Day newsletter; before that\, she worked on staff at Jezebel and Salon. She has written extensively about Israel’s use of allegations of mass rape as a pretext for genocide. Cheung is the author of Survivor Injustice: State-Sanctioned Abuse\, Domestic Violence and the Fight for Bodily Autonomy and Coercion: Surviving and Resisting Abortion Bans. \nThe New York War Crimes is a movement newspaper focused on Palestine\, produced by the Writers Against the War on Gaza. There are 21 issues of the paper so far. \n  \nRSVP 
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/how-to-sell-a-genocide-u-s-media-and-the-war-machine-w-adam-johnson-kylie-cheung-and-members-of-the-new-york-war-crimes-editorial-collective/
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SUMMARY:ARABIC LANGUAGE CLASSES | SUMMER 2026
DESCRIPTION:Arabic for Social Justice\nAPPLY HERE: Registration Form \nAlgarabía Language Co-op is offering new Arabic courses at The People’s Forum to those who are interested in learning Arabic with a focus on topics of social justice\, cinema\, media\, and culture. \nThrough weekly social justice themes\, and using a communicative and popular education approach\, participants will improve their Arabic skills and critically engage with various cultural productions in Arabic\, including films\, TV series\, newsreels\, short stories\, and songs. \nThese courses are designed for folks at different levels of fluency in their productive (speaking\, writing) and receptive (listening and reading) skills. Special focus will be given to learning vocabulary and community organizing terminology relevant to contemporary social movements in the U.S. and the Arab world. \nCourse Offerings\nAll classes run for 10 weeks. Cost for each class is a $300–$400 sliding scale ($500 if the contribution is paid for by a work stipend instead of the individual participant). \n  \nA1: Beginner I (In-person and virtual options)\nThis course introduces students with no prior experience to the Arabic alphabet and the basics of reading\, writing\, pronunciation\, and sentence structure. Participants learn foundational vocabulary and simple grammatical forms while being introduced to spoken Arabic alongside Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). \n\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM EST\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM EST\nIn-Person: Saturdays\, starting Jun 13 | 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM EST\n\n  \nA2: Beginner II (In-person and virtual options)\nDesigned for students with one semester of Arabic\, this course reviews core structures and expands vocabulary\, verb conjugation\, and sentence formation. Participants continue developing reading\, listening\, and speaking skills while gaining more exposure to spoken Arabic and its relationship to Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). \n\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM EST\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM EST\nIn-Person: Tuesdays\, starting Jun 16 | 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM EST\n\n  \nA3: Beginner III (In-person and virtual options)\nThis course is designed for students who have completed two semesters of Arabic and are ready to work more consistently with cultural materials. Participants strengthen conversational skills\, expand vocabulary\, and develop greater comfort moving between spoken Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) through short texts\, songs\, film clips\, and guided viewing activities. \n\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM EST\nIn-Person: Saturdays\, starting Jun 13 | 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM EST\n\n  \nIntermediate (In-person and virtual options)\nThis Intermediate course builds on foundational Arabic skills to develop participants’ ability to communicate across everyday\, cultural\, and social topics using both colloquial Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Students work with short video clips\, songs\, dialogues\, and written texts to expand vocabulary\, practice key grammatical structures\, and build confidence in comprehension\, conversation\, and short writing. \n\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM EST\nIn-Person: Saturdays\, starting Jun 13 | 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM EST\n\n  \nAdvanced and Heritage Speakers Film Club (Virtual only)\nThis discussion- and media-based Arabic course uses a film club format to develop advanced comprehension\, vocabulary\, and expressive skills across colloquial Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Designed for high-intermediate learners\, advanced students\, and heritage speakers\, participants work with subtitled and unsubtitled films/clips\, dialogue transcripts\, and short texts through translation\, brief writing\, and guided discussion. \n\nVirtual: Sundays\, starting Jun 14 | 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM EST\n\n  \nImportant Information for Applicants\n\nRolling Admissions: Selected participants will be contacted by our instructors on a rolling basis until a week before classes start. Late applications will be considered if spots are made available.\nPriority: This program prioritizes working-class\, queer\, BIPOC\, and heritage speakers of Arabic.\nAccessibility: As part of Algarabía’s mission to make our courses accessible\, we have sliding-scale rate options and payment plans available. Once you complete the application and are selected\, you will be given the opportunity to apply for these discounted rates individually.\n\n  \nAbout Us\nAt Algarabía Language Co-op\, we see language learning as a meaningful\, collaborative\, and transformative process. This is reflected in our training in hands-on communicative and task-based language teaching approaches and our use of popular education in the language classroom. We seek to support the holistic development of all language learners as they become competent multilingual speakers. We devise classroom activities and use textbooks and other original didactic materials that meet our participants’ needs and represent the linguistic and racial/ethnic diversity of the Spanish- and Arabic-speaking worlds. \nAPPLY HERE: Registration Form \n  \nContact & Follow Us: \n\nEmail: algarabia.arabic@gmail.com\nWebsite: www.algarabialanguage.com\nInstagram: @algarabia.language
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/arabic-language-classes-summer-2026/
LOCATION:Virtual Event with The People’s Forum
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