Join us in preparation for another month of struggle for a free Palestine! We will discuss the current moment and prepare materials for this month of mobilization! RSVP now!
A black immigrant makes his way to Paris in search of his Gaul ancestors. The immigrants desperately seek work and a place to live, but find themselves face to face with indifference, rejection, and humiliation, before heeding the final call for uprising.
❗🎉 AUGUST FIRST FRIDAYS: Join us Fri. Aug. 7th at 7pm for an evening with hip-hop artist, producer, and organizer Osiris—a pre-launch preview of his upcoming album.
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.
In the wake of recent policy changes and legal settlements affecting how the NYPD responds to protests and public assemblies, this space is about more than sharing information—it’s about community accountability.
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.
Join NYC-DSA and Latinos Socialistas on Saturday, August 1st from 5:30 to 7:30 pm for a panel with our latinx candidates that swept the primary elections this past June: Claire Valdez, Darializa Avila Chevalier, Diana Moreno, and Illapa Saritupac.
Hadi will take us through the basics of Arabic music and teach us a classic Lebanese song. Whether you’re a complete beginner or this music feels like home to you, singing together will be a meaningful way to connect with an extraordinary tradition!
Nearly a year to the day since his passing, The Brooklyn Nomads gather to say hello to Ziad the only way that makes sense — through his music.
Join us to watch Puerto Rican Anti-Colonial Cinema by documentary filmmaker Juan C. Dávila! Q&A after the presentation.
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?
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.
