The second annual North American Anarchist Studies Network (NAASN) Conference is being held at the Steelworkers Hall (25 Cecil Street) this weekend, Jan 15-16, 2010. [Sorry folks, I will be up North participating in a sweat lodge so I won’t be able to attend but please give my revolutionary love.]
All proceeds will go to the G20 legal defense fund.
Here’s a one stop blog post for relevant information…
Click here for the NAASN page for information.
NAASN’s statement of purpose (draft 2010)
What are we for? The North American Anarchist Studies Network (NAASN) is intended
1.) to serve as a means of mutual support for North American anarchists engaged in intellectual work, both theoretical and empirical;
2.) to facilitate and promote anarchist studies by bringing together students, academics, independent scholars, and activists from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico; and
3.) to provide a space for critical dialogue and reflection on anarchism.
You can download the whole program here. (.pdf)
You can view the schedule here. Check here for updates.
Friday, January 14th – Opening Film Night!
@ CINECYCLE- 129 Spadina Avenue (in the old coach house down the alley).
7:00 pm-12:00 am
Join us for a low-key evening of radical film screenings, discussion and socializing to kick off the conference.
-Featuring-
–“Tales From the G20”- Open Media Initiative w/ Justin Saunders.
–Chet Singh dub poetry performance.
–“Carne de Fieras” (1936) w/ Jesse Cohn introducing.
–Short contributions from NAASN members and members from the Toronto Alternative Media Centre.
Please also note that Upping the Anti issue 11 launch party on Saturday Night!
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