COURSE: Marxism and National Liberation
The People's Forum 320 West 37th Street, New York, NY, United States +1 moreHistory is propelled by the struggle of our people across the world. The past year opened
History is propelled by the struggle of our people across the world. The past year opened
Students will get to experiment with the medium in various ways using various objects under UV lamps and learn about the history and significance of Cyanotype as well as the chemical process involved in creating these spectacular prints.
Join us for a community event with the Dignity Not Detention Campaign featuring discussion as well as performances.
In this class, we will be looking at 1917 Russian Revolution and how its strategy reverberated across the world.
Join us for a 5-week workshop teaching the process of screen-printing, from basic sketch to digital touch-up and screen set up, to printing on fabric and paper!
In this class, we will look at how, faced with the ravages of Portuguese colonialism, a society that produced dire economic, social and political conditions, Cabral spearheaded the Guinean and Cape Verdean Revolution.
Palestinian Youth Movement New York City (PYM NYC), Artists Against Apartheid, and The People’s Forum are pleased to co-present a one-night-only exhibition and talk with acclaimed Palestinian-American artist, activist, educator, and scholar Samia Halaby (b. 1936, Jerusalem), on Friday, March 22 at 7:30 pm at The People’s Forum.
Join Power Lines editors Jeff Ordower and Lindsay Zafir as they discuss the intertwined nature of climate and labor movement with Wynnie-Fred Victor Hinds and Sara Cullinane.
The tribunal will focus broadly on three priority areas for the future of farmworker labor organizing: health & safety, freedom of movement, and climate justice. A post-tribunal report will capture all testimonies and articulate a collective, alternative vision of farmworker justice.
This workshop, designed for actors , performers or students to enhance their physical presence, movement, and expression on stage.
A Q&A screening of To See Ourselves - an observational, deeply personal and surprisingly humorous documentary about grassroots activism during the 2014 Scottish independence referendum and the emotional impact it had on one family in one small town in Scotland.