Indigenous People Without Borders: Francisco J. Dominquez is a Sacramento based photographer who has documented the Anti-War Movements, the Immigration Rights Movements and Native People. He is a member of the Native American Arts Advisory Committee of the De Young Museum. This will be a power point presentation of Francisco’s Black & White photography.

The United States Social Forum was organized in Detriot, Michigan from June 22-26, 2010. This gathering included over 10,000 folks from all over the world. Workshops, plenaries, and speakers focused on local struggles and history of Detroit, food jusitce, urban agriculture, immigration, war, labor, prisons & modern slavery, spirituality, indigenous self-determination, environmental justice, Palestine…

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Hosted by The Autonomous Chapter of the Watsonville Brown Berets There has never been a movement for social change without art and visual communications being central to that movement. Graphics are powerful living reminders of struggles for worldwide peace and justice. Favianna will discuss the process of developing art in collaboration with community-based organizations. She [...]