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DISABILITY INCARCERATED: A SYMPOSIUM
@ Booth Auditorium of the Berkeley Law School (Room 175),
DISABILITY INCARCERATED: A SYMPOSIUM
@ Booth Auditorium of the Berkeley Law School (Room 175),
Mar 9 @ 4:15 pm – Mar 10 @ 4:00 am
DISABILITY INCARCERATED: A SYMPOSIUM Information on visiting the Law School can be found here. 9:15 am Coffee in the Goldberg Room (Room 297), Berkeley Law School 10:00 am Welcome and Introduction Susan Schweik, UC Berkeley, and Na’ilah Nasir, UC Berkeley Opening Remarks Angela Davis, UC Santa Cruz Panel 1: A Discussion with the Editors of Disability Incarcerated Liat Ben-Moshe, University of Toledo Allison Carey, Schippensburg University Chris Chapman, York University Panel 2: Responses to the Book by Berkeley Faculty Jonathan Simon, Berkeley Law Na’ilah Nasir, School of Education and African … Continued
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Who Are The Zapatistas Study Sessions
@ Qilombo
Who Are The Zapatistas Study Sessions
@ Qilombo
Mar 9 @ 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
EVERY MONDAY IN MARCH FROM 600-800 PM AT THE QILOMBO. THIS WILL BE AN ONGOING STUDY SESSION EXAMINING THE HISTORY OF THE ONGOING ZAPATISTA STRUGGLE FOR LIBERATION. SESSION I: First Declaration from the Lacandon Jungle http://www.struggle.ws/mexico/ezln/ezlnwa.html Future sessions will likely be described at the Facebook event.58225
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Occupy Forum: STOPPING A PIPELINE
@ Global Exchange, 2nd floor (across from 16th St. Bart)
Occupy Forum: STOPPING A PIPELINE
@ Global Exchange, 2nd floor (across from 16th St. Bart)
Mar 10 @ 1:00 am – 4:00 am
Information, discussion & community! Monday Night Forum!! Occupy Forum is an opportunity for open and respectful dialogue on all sides of these critically important issues! OccupyForum presents STOPPING A PIPELINE Effective Resistance at the Unis’tot’en Blockade Up in the forests near Houston, British Columbia, a permanent blockade has been constructed to stop the construction of a long list of proposed pipeline projects. Started as a grassroots effort 4 years ago, the Unis’tot’en camp now sees hundreds of supporters come through every year to help the Wetsu’wet’en people stand up to the Harper … Continued
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