An Evening with Rev. angel Kyodo Williams
Excavating Memorty: A Conversation with Artists Katie Chung & Unyimeabasi Udoh
Black Diaspora Short Film Festival - Submit Your Film
2020 Fall Theme: Cultivating Wholeness
#SocialBridging: Letterwriting as Freedom Work with Love & Protect
Join us for this workshop with Rachel Caidor and Deana Lewis. This event is co-organized by the DePaul's Women's Center & CBD
Love & Protect is a grassroots collective working to support and free trans and non-trans women, non-binary, gender nonconforming, and trans men of color who have been incarcerated for defending themselves against interpersonal violence.
In this workshop, Love & Protect will share their work and present ways that people outside of jails and prisons can support people who are incarcerated through letters and emails. This support is an important way to work towards freedom and liberation.
Thursday, October 1, 4:30-6:00 PM
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OTTO FRANK
Internationally acclaimed actor, writer, and director Roger Guenveur Smith will perform his solo theatrical production Otto Frank, with original sound design by Marc Anthony Thompson, virtually on Monday, September 21, 2020 in partnership with The Theatre School at DePaul University.
Monday, September 21, 2020, Online; 7:00 PM (Central) - Performance 8:00 PM (Central) - Post-Show Discussion
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HEALING JUSTICE, MUTUAL AID, AND ABOLITIONIST FEMINISM
Tanuja Jagernauth is a playwright and practitioner of transformative and healing justice. When she is not creating spaces for mutual aid, collective creation, and transformative dialogue, she works for the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization as their Operations and Just Culture Manager. She believes in creating strong containers for the next world.
Sangeetha Ravichandran is a queer South Asian activist scholar, an art therapist and a current PhD student at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the sociology program. She has worked alongside survivors of interpersonal and state violence for over 10 years. Her current research examines biosurveillance through its interlinks with carcerality, US liberal counterinsurgencies and feminism. She currently organizes with Love & Protect.
Wednesday, September 30, 6:00-7:30 PM
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Beth Richie et al
October 21, 6 pm