First Fridays ft. Clarissa Bitar
The People's Forum 320 West 37th Street, New York, NY, United StatesJoin us on Fri. July 3rd at 7pm for an evening of music with oud musician, producer, & composer, Clarissa Bitar.
Join us on Fri. July 3rd at 7pm for an evening of music with oud musician, producer, & composer, Clarissa Bitar.
Our volunteer meeting & art build will start with a political orientation from key organizations in the Shut It Down 4 Palestine Coalition, including the Palestinian Youth Movement, the People’s Forum, and the ANSWER Coalition.
Algarabía Language Co-op offers Spanish for Social Justice courses in partnership with The People’s Forum. We offer classes at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels of fluency for those interested in topics related to social justice, politics, and cultur
ARREST BEN GVIR! ***Special Community Documentary Screening on July 6*** On July 7th, war criminal
Speak with veterans and others about refusing unlawful orders, conscientious objection, and the history of
The launch of Kyle Carrero Lopez's debut poetry collection, examining life and the legacy of US-Cuba relations.
Join us in the Paul & Eslanda Robeson Cinema at The People's Forum along with Watermelon Pictures for a screening of their newly acquired film, Earth's Greatest Enemy. Abby Martin reveals how the US military, as the world's largest polluter, impacts the environment while operating with minimal accountability.
The Community Church of New York invites you to join us for Community Dinner at the People's Forum to break bread and build relationships grounded in revolutionary love. Whoever you are, and whatever your relationship to our church, we'd love to gather around the table with you.
Through a letter to his grandfather, a Haitian filmmaker revisits the U.S. occupation of Haiti, unraveling the paradox of a man who longed for American rule and a nation scarred by it.
Students will spend this workshop learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end, with Praise Fuller.
Fascism is asserting itself through religious nationalism. Linkages across Christian, Jewish, and Hindu nationalisms are driving racist migration policy, ethnic cleansing, and genocide. How do we break these racist / colonial / imperialist solidarities? How do our traditions offer resistance? Or have they been completely captured?
As the military's lease approaches its expiration, the film chronicles a movement rooted in Indigenous sovereignty, environmental justice, and the restoration of ancestral relationships to the land through the practice of mālama ʻāina.
