Finding Each Other and the Stakes of Public Education
What opportunities do our present combined crises—of austerity and intensified facism—present us with in considering how we struggle over, or through public schools that have at once been sites of harm and violence; and also infrastructures through which communities forge survivance, solidarity, and a praxis of sanctuary? As it becomes increasingly clear that a return […]
Part of our50 Over 50 Monthly Call
Rust Belt HealthWatch: What’s Happening with Healthcare
National Call for Medical Debt Abolition
Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay: Rejecting Healthcare Costs
Autoreduction, Part 2 Healthcare costs in the United States are double that of comparably rich countries but with worse health outcomes across the board. We all need healthcare but if it’s both subpar and none of us can afford it, what are our options? Join us for the next session in our 3-part series on […]
Part of ourBuilding Blocks for Budget Justice
Amid political repression and a deepening affordability crisis, what can communities do to fight against austerity policies and for city budgets that give communities the resources they need to address their needs? Cities have to do more than elect progressive mayors and work towards specific policies or campaigns. They must work to democratize our democracy, […]
Part of ourNew Member Call
Right to Learn: Monthly Higher Ed call on Student Debt Cancellation & Free College
EQR Debt Defense Workshop
50 Over 50 Monthly Call
Right to Learn Community Discussion and Training – New Haven, Connecticut
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