School of Many Questions
We Are Ending Imperialism ~ Resistance in West Africa
​​​​This is a one-day event in collaboration with Cat's Cradle and Black Alliance for Peace.
Come to support the people at the Thomas Sankara Center in Burkina Faso who are fighting imperialism in West Africa. Learn about Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger's struggle against imperialism, and West Africans who seek freedom from France, the USA, and the UK.
Sunday October 6th
11-2 pm
CAARPR Headquarters
6353 S Cottage Grove​
Learn more about the Thomas Sankara Center Here!
Registration not necessary but encouraged ​​
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Popular Movements in Central America
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This is a one-day event in collaboration with Cat's Cradle and Alma de Izote.
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Join us to learn together about the popular liberation struggles in Central America through different themes: liberation theology, education, popular figures and the contemporary anti-imperialist youth groups in these areas.
This event is suitable for everyone, young and old, no matter your level of knowledge or familiarity with the subject matter and will be accessible for both Spanish and English speakers.
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Convierta A Todo El Mundo En Una Escuela
Únete a La Escuela de Muchas Preguntas, Cat's Cradle (Tiger's Eye) y Alma de Izote para aprender junto sobre las luchas de liberación populares de américa central atraves unas temas diferentes: teología de la liberación, educación, figuras populares y los grupos juventudes anti-imperialistas contemporáneos.
Este evento estará adecuada para todos, joven y vieja, no importa su nivel de conocimiento y será accessible por ambos hispanohablantes y hablantes de ingles.​​​
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Saturday Oct 5th
11-2 pm
Watershed
1821 S Racine Ave
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Registration not required but highly encouraged ​
Palestine Pamphlets
This is a one day event for making educational workbooks about Palestine. We will come together to learn more about the struggle of and resistance of Palestinians. Then we will take what we've learned, reflect on it, and generate simple prompts and exercises for a workbook that others can learn from.
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Available for groups upon request.
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Learnin' Marx ~ 4 week course
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A four week course that will explore the major themes in Marx. It will neither take the shape of a university seminar nor the form of a reading group premised on the discussion of individual interpretations of assigned readings. Instead, we will work through different kinds of learning exercises as a group with a goal of learning how we can understand and act with Marxism as a living, dialectically evolving science. Instead of memorizing its forms in order to recite them as dead dogmas, we will try to learn how to bring living Marxism into our political life. Things we might encounter: contradiction, dialectics, abstraction, materialism, private property, class struggle, surplus value, accumulation, capital, capitalism, technology, the critique of political economy and more.
No prior experience with Marxist theory will be necessary to participate. It is not necessary to own or buy any books.
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Suggested Donation: $100​​​
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Spring dates coming soon
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