BECOMING ‘ACTIVE LABOUR PROTESTORS’: WOMEN WORKERS ORGANIZING IN INDIA’S GARMENT EXPORT FACTORIES
With Dr. Madhumita Dutta
March 18th, 2021 @ 6.30 PM EST via Zoom
Image: Garment Factory in South India, Fabrics for Freedom, CC BY 2.0
Author Archives: Thayer Hastings
Categorical Oppression and Migrant Labour
Dr. Jayaseelan Raj: Categorical Oppression and Migrant Labour in India
Thursday February 18th, 2021 at 11am EST / 9pm IST via Zoom
Thursday February 18th, 2021 at 11am EST / 9pm IST via Zoom
Image: Peermade Tea Company/Jayaseelan Raj
Decolonize CUNY & NYC!
Radiating Black ~ Puerto Rican ~ Feminist Studies from the City University of New York to the Americas and the Caribbean
Radiating Black ~ Puerto Rican ~ Feminist Studies from the City University of New York to the Americas and the Caribbean
Conor Tomás Reed in Residence
November 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021
Collage banner image by Sweet Relief Print Studio
12/7: What Sparks Revolutionary Change?
What Sparks Revolutionary Change?
A debate featuring George Katsiaficas and AK Thompson
Police Riot by Eric Drooker
10/24: Philosophy and Religion in Africana Traditions: God and the State
Ruth Wilson Gilmore and David Harvey featured in Antipode documentaries
The Antipode Film Project of the Antipode Journal and Foundation produced two short documentaries with the director of the CPCP, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, and the director of research, David Harvey. Geographies of Racial Capitalism with Ruth Wilson Gilmore and David Harvey and the City are documentaries available as of June 2020, and both will be made available in perpetuity through the website: AntipodeOnline.org.
5/6-13: Online Film Screening: False Belief
The CPCP is pleased to cosponsor the free streaming of the film FALSE BELIEF for one week only, from:
May 6, 12pm – May 13, 2020
To view, go to: https://kunstnerneshus.no/en/cinema/hjemmekino-lene-berg
Lene Berg’s critically acclaimed film False Belief (2019) is based on autobiographical events and reconstructs the filmmaker’s Kafkaesque journey through the American criminal justice system after her partner gets arrested, put on trial and eventually imprisoned for no reason.
This event is in lieu of a live screening and discussion we hoped to have this spring. We recommend the book of former CPCP visiting scholar, Christina Hanhardt, Safe Space, as a companion piece for this film.
