	Date	Location
APIs in America: Storytelling and Strategizing	Jun 23 2010 - 10:00am	WSU Student Center: 29
River Resurgent in Downtown Detroit: R	Jun 23 2010 - 10:00am	WSU Old Main: O174
Water for Life, Not for Profit!	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Cohn: 220
The People's Songs and Chants	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: D3-23
Anti-Zionist Jewish Organizing: Politics, Strategy, and Practice	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: D3-27
Creative Organizing: Using Puppetry and Performance to Move Your Campaign	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: W2-66
Community Benefits Agreements: Getting Our Share in Development	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	Wayne County Community College: MP
American Idol	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	Woodward Academy: C-1
Occupy Everything: Transforming Public and Popular Education through Antiauthoritarian Praxis	Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Cohn: 224
Blogging Underreported Stories and Breaking the University Bubble	Jun 23 2010 - 3:30pm	WSU Student Center: 786
War on Drugs, Policing and Drug User Health	Jun 23 2010 - 3:30pm	WSU Old Main: 129
The Restaurant Economy: Restaurant Industry as a Model for Divide and Conquer "Service Capitalism"	Jun 23 2010 - 3:30pm	UAW Building: Lincoln
LGBTQI Liberation in the Middle East	Jun 24 2010 - 10:00am	WSU Manoogian: 112
Building LGBTQ / Labor Solidarity	Jun 24 2010 - 10:00am	WSU Student Center: Hilberry C
Growing a Large Scale Palestinian Non-Violent Civil Disobedience Movement in Hebron	Jun 24 2010 - 10:00am	WSU Old Main: O174
The Reality of Racial, Religious and Ethnic Profiling	Jun 24 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: M2-29
Crimmigration: Confronting the Great Merger	Jun 24 2010 - 1:00pm	Woodward Academy: 1437
Using Hip Hop to Promote Higher Education	Jun 24 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Prentis: 10
Left Strategies from the Grassroots	Jun 24 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Old Main: O171
A World in Crisis and the People's Agenda for a Democratic and Just Response	Jun 24 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: W2-62

All US Social Forum Workshops

Title	Event Date	Event Location
How do we build a labor movement as diverse as the working class led by/for the rank and file? Come learn/share with IWW, CIW, CATA & more. Building an Alternative Workers Movement: Opportunities and Challenges	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: DO-03D
How can white anti-racist organizers step-up to build active commitment in white communities for racial and economic justice as part of vibrant multi-racial movements? Building A U.S. for All of Us, No Room for Racism: White People Standing with Communities of Color for Justice	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: Riverview Ballroom (W1-52)
We will review documented history of the Nakba, its central role in the continuing conflict, and interactively explore goals and potential solutions. Al Nakba, the Key to a Middle East solution	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Woodward Academy: 1476
MEETINGS SHOULDN'T SUCK! But most of them do. Learn the essentials of making meetings work well and do good – with roleplay exercises included. Meetings Shouldn't Suck!	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Old Main: 1129
The workshop will discuss welfare organizing in the current political climate and the alternatives that can lead to a world without poverty. They Say Get Back, We Say Fight Back: Welfare Organizing in The Current Political Climate	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: O2-37
IDEX partner, Biowatch South Africa will present its recent legal victory against the State and Monsanto. Struggles for food sovereignty, biodiversity and sustainable agriculture in the Global South will be explored. GM crops - the poisoned chalice: perspectives and victories from South Africa	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: D3-23
This forum will address the use of grassroots activism and political involvement to create commmunities with green values. Using grassroots politics as a tool for social change.	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: O2-39
Opening up space for BDS campaigners to think together with social justice organizers how to best promote BDS, seed more campaigns across the country, and more effectively bring BDS into the core of the social justice movement. The Way Forward: Strategy, Tactics and Seeding BDS in the US	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: O3-46
The NorthStar Center is a radical community space and events venue in Lansing, MI that is committed to social justice and building a culture of resistance. We would like to tell you a short story about why we decided to create a physical presence in our town, but we don’t want this workshop to just be another show and tell of an organizational model or effort. We will focus on the role of radical community spaces in movement and community building. We will explore different models of creating “space” in our cities and dominant cultures. The Role of Radical Community Spaces in Movement and Community Building	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Westin Book Cadillac Hotel: WB4
Justice for farm workers! How to support farm workers from around the country as they organize for justice If you ate today, you are connected to a farm worker. Most of the food in the United States is handpicked by farm workers. These workers earn very low wages, suffer exposure to pesticides, lack many labor rights and in many cases are victims of physical and verbal abuse. You can help change the food industry so that workers are safe and can live with dignity. Join farm workers in their struggle for justice. Attend this workshop and learn how to do it! Justice for farm workers! How to support farm workers from around the country as they organize for justice	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Woodward Academy: 1470
Muslim youth ages 13 to 24 years, in Queens, New York currently face significant unmet reproductive and sexual health needs.To address these needs, Advocates for Youth designed a pilot project for Muslim youth in Queens and provided a seed grant as well as capacity building services to MIC Women's Health Services of MHRA to launch the project in December 2008. The workshop will introduce the participants to the Muslim Youth project and engage in a discussion around the barriers to doing this work as well as brainstorm solutions to improve the lives of Muslim Youth. A peer education project addressing the reproductive and sexual health needs of Muslim Youth	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Wayne County Community College: 131
A five step process to meet the individual needs of the youth 60 days prior to release from juvenile detention and a continuum of care service to empower the youth to self suffienciey thru entrepreneurial training. Re-entry strategies for youth returning to urban communities ( REPENT)	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	UAW Building: Navigator
How people in Kingston, NY took back their city with garden based direct democracy and social media for community gardens, green jobs and reduced carbon footprints. Green Power to the People: How a Garden-based Democracy Can Transform Civic Participation	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	WSU Old Main: 1119
We are working to create a National Student Bill of Rights for All Youth (NSBR) that will become a driving force for youth and education justice movement building! Youth Movement to Create a National Student Bill of Rights for Education Justice	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: D3-19
A demonstration of Crabgrass, a secure alternative to for-profit social networking and organizing platforms Crabgrass: a social organizing tool for social movements	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Wayne County Community College: 142
From individual transformation to collective action, learn the tools to develop healthy communities based in healthy relationships with ourselves, each other and our planet. From the Ground Up and Inside Out: Building a Just and Sustainable World, Starting with Ourselves.	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: DO-4B
Join a discussion with Labor Community Strategy Center and the Freedom Road Socialist Organization about building social movements and the need for revolution in the US. Talkinâ€™ Bout A Revolution	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: D3-26
SISTERS ACROSS BORDERS workshop will educate and organize about the use of United Nations international human rights treaties to advance women's rights, racial and economic justice in the US and to build solidarity and sisterhood among women worldwide. We also will share and develop strategies for specific women's projects on US campuses and in communities in solidarity with Cuba and Venezuela as ways to increase women's political participation and to transform U.S. foreign policy to one of peaceful and just relations. Sisters Across Borders: Advancing US Womenâ€™s Rights through Global Feminisms	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: O2-42
Interactive panel discussion with Iraqi and Afghan activists working to end the wars. Eyewitness accounts, analysis and strategies for U.S. alternatives to war. Eyewitness to War: Afghan and Iraqi Perspectives	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: W1-53
Advancing the movement to rebuild the food system in the United States from the grassroots instead of the corporate level and to advocate for substantive changes not achieved in the previous U.S. Farm Bill debate. Food Sovereignty in the US and Beyond: Renegotiating US Food and Farm Policy from the Grassroots	Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm	Cobo Hall: DO-5A