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Feature speaker: WARD CHURCHILL | Film: AMERICAN OUTRAGE  KEEPING IT REEL!QPIRG-Concordia's Subversive Cinema Series Next feature film: AMERICAN OUTRAGE Followed by a lecture by WARD CHURCHILL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 7pm 1455 de Maisonneuve West, H-110 (Guy-Concordia metro) Welcome to all. This event is FREE. Wheelchair accessible. Note: Film begins at 7pm (sharp), followed by the lecture. QPIRG-Concordia presents a special lecture by outspoken Native American author, writer and academic Ward Churchill. This lecture will be one of Ward Churchill’s first public events since his recent victory in a wrongful dismissal case against the University of Colorado. The lecture will be preceded by the 2008 award-winning short film “American Outrage”, about two elderly Western Shoshone sisters who put up a heroic fight for their land and indigenous sovereignty. "YOU IMPROVISE TO SURVIVE": SEXUAL “SAFETY” FOR QUEERS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF PRISONS .jpg) (as part of Inter -) interdash.wordpress.com presented by the prisoner correspondence project: www. QPIRG101s: Racism in Canada [NOTE: Due to illness, the "Capitalism in the age of the meltdown" presentation on Tuesday is cancelled; the "Racism in Canada" workshop on Thursday will go ahead as scheduled.]
Are you relatively new to social and ecological justice issues? Are you interested in getting more active in making social and environmental change? Do you want to deepen your awareness of different aspects of anti oppression struggles? Check out the QPIRG-C 101 Series: ecological and environmental justice * sexuality and gender * capitalism, the global economy and the financial crisis * racism (and anti-racism) in Canada Upcoming Next Week: -> Tuesday (March 24, 7pm): Capitalism in the age of the meltdown, with Kari Levitt -> Thursday (March 26, 7pm): Racism in Canada: From Colonialism to Border Legislation, with Robyn Maynard Study In Action Conference - March 13-15, 2009 An undergraduate conference linking students with community activism.Concordia University, MONTREAL
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KEYNOTE PANEL: "Occupation and Resistance"