Venezuela’s elections: New podcast episode with ANSWER’s Eli Morey
The Hampton Institute’s Devon Bowers discusses the history and future of the Bolivarian Revolution.
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Hear ACT-UP veteran organizer on the LGBTQ struggle
On 10/11, hear from veteran ACT-UP organizer Darren Jurmé Allumiér!
Collectively studying “The Revolution of 1936-39 in Palestine:” Part 2
Kanafani’s newly translated work holds key insights into history and tools for today.
Punks for hope: Concert to raise money for homeless people
“Mirror Indy” covers our upcoming Hope Packages’ benefit concert on July 13.
“Revolution is an act of love:” Webinar on protest and political prisoners
This June 19 webinar responds to the intensification of political struggle and state repression.
Second-wave of feminism: A multinational, politically diverse movement
Despite the mainstream narrative, the 2nd Wave was a mass movement of all backgrounds, communities, and political orientations.
Claudia Jones and Black internationalist solidarity: Opportunities and challenges for today
Uncover the ties between Black and Korean revolutionaries, one of the least known among the history of Black global solidarity.
One year after exoneration: Leon Benson returns for panel, celebration, and book launch!
On Mar. 8, Exoneree Leon Benson speaks alongside a range of panelists at part one of his “re-birth” common unity celebration
Leon Benson’s first book set for release one year after his liberation from prison
Published a year after his liberation, Leon Benson’s book testifies to the inability of prison bars to capture the spirit.