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Rooted in Western States Center's work looking at the intersections between race, class, gender, sexuality, and immigration/refugee status, this workshop Uniting Communities will begin conversations for organizations and activists of color on how to talk and work towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) equality. Participants will hear concrete examples of organizations of color that have engaged in a LGBTQ equality process; explore the ways connecting with different communities around the issues we already work on will strengthen all of our movements for social justice; and walk away with hands on tools for beginning to think about these ideas in the context of their own work. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-43 | |
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The Student/Farmworker Alliance is a national network of students and youth organizing alongside farmworkers to end sweatshops and modern-day slavery in the fields. In alliance with the farmworker-led Coalition of Immokalee Workers, we've been at the forefront of winning some of the biggest victories against corporate greed our generation has seen, and we're just getting started. Harvesting Solidarity: Farmworkers, Student/Youth allies, and the Fight for Fair Food |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Student Center: 289 | |
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Zines are a fun and affective way to providing voice for people who are not being heard. Our two hour workshop will give you the tools that are necessary for you to be able to create and teach others how to make zines. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Cohn: 222 | |
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Want to challenge single-issue movement building? Join us in developing tools and analysis around the way the Disability Rights Movement perpetuates racism. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Wayne County Community College: 133 | |
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This workshop will provide an open platform for US activists to dialogue with activists from the popular movement in Haiti and explore what the movement is doing to resist the current US occupation and rebuild the country |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-41 | |
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This workshop will explore issues within our global food systems and our role as students in the movement to change our food system. This workshop will be highly hands-on and participants will leave with not just knowledge but with the tangible skills we need to act on a global scale. Campaigns, coalition building, and organizing to change our campus food systems |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: DO-4C | |
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Juvenile Justice Reform Using Community Involvement and Restorative Justice to End Unreasonable School Policies and Police Brutality |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-36 | |
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Power sharing deals in Africa, implications for democracy. Strengthening human rights based solidarity in shaping alternatives to elitist deals. Power Sharing Deals in Africa: Implications for Democracy - The Case of Zimbabwe and Kenya |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Student Center: 261 | |
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Can we create our economic future mindfully? Come join our intentional system change experiment and become a joyful change agent! Deep Conscious Capitalism - A Mindful Economic System Change Experiment |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Prentis: 15 | |
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Harm Reduction principles and practice seek to reduce violence and harm experienced by individuals and communities by understanding the multiple causes including trauma and systematic oppression. We will introduce a Transformative Justice (TJ) framework, including principles and practices as an effective approach to responding to and seeking justice in individual and community cases of violence or harm in such a way that challenge oppressive systems and do not reinforce state violence and repression. Through this workshop we seek to develop models for harm reduction programs to integrate violence prevention, response and services to address trauma and to train anti-violence organizations in harm reduction practice. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: W2-70 | |
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Please join this participatory workshop to brainstorm visions of future societies characterized by peace and justice. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | TWW: Fourier | |
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Viewing and discussion of a film about feminist economics and how through these new economic structures, we can instill values of caring and solidarity into the economy that shatter the heirarchical polarities within our current economic models. Healing the Tin Man (How to Put the Heart Back Into the Economy in 8 Easy Steps) |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Old Main: 1137 | |
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Recent developments in the Fair Trade movement in the U.S. & Europe; successes and challenges. How can we grow this movement, and maximize its transformative power? Fair Trade and Economic Transformation: Promises and Challenges |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | UAW Building: Taurus | |
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The living standards of Senior Citizens are under attack in this system. We must get a plan and fight for our future. Some of us are still raising children after we have retired and some of us are forced to become homeless and some of us are without are put away in nursing homes to die. Our future is up to us. We must began to join the fight for a better world. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: W2-64 | |
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Building a national, collaborative network for speaker tours, days of action, and resource sharing. Workshop for people who run or want to organize movement building centers. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: D3-27 | |
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Grrl, Where's my Queer Young Womyn and Sexual Health Manual? So, basically, we are these Queer creatures. So many intersections: young, sexual, immigrant, womyn, two-spirited, bilingual, growing, learning, exploring and the list goes on. We are trying to be healthy. But no one really gave us pointers on living as young Queer womyn and our sexual health. Come share about what you have learned through life and what you wish you have known! Then use your expertise to brainstorm solutions and create a zine or film to help educate your sisters and community! That's what's up! Young Queer/LGBTQ Women and Sexual Health - We're our own experts! |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-35 | |
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This workshop will focus on the successes of poor people organizing for change in rural Appalachia. Participants will learn how to successfully organize among rural communities to build a movement of change. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: D2-09 | |
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Using poetry as a medium for struggle against oppression and displacement by providing models and people's experiential participation. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Old Main: 1134 | |
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Presented by Dr. Jifunza Wright-Carter and Fred Carter. All healthy ecosystems get and remain that way through the harmonious interaction of life in it's environment. This 4 hour workshop will apply permaculture principals to reveal the invisible cultural and societal patterns that have lead to unhealthy ecosystems in our communities. We will begin to piece together a new cultural framework towards sustainable pathways to transcend the high carbon values we all have been taught to embrace. Through this is the possibility of truly practicing Earth Care, People Care, Fair Share. |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: DO-5B | |
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The participatory workshop will be exploring ways of developing new and independent political action to represent working people in the electoral arena. Electoral Politics in the Age of Obama - Can the Democratic Party be Reformed? |
Jun 25 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Manoogian: 112 |