[Indigsol] Upping the Anti Launch, Panel Discussion: Algonquins Defend the Forest, Tuesday, June 9th at 8:00pm

[Indigenous Peoples' Solidarity Movement -Ottawa]

*****POST WIDELY*****

Join us to celebrate the launch of UPPING THE ANTI number eight!

Panel Discussion: Algonquins Defend the Forest
Featuring:
Norman Matchewan, Barriere Lake Community Spokesperson
Martin Lukacs, Barriere Lake Solidarity Montreal
Matt Krisjanson, Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Movement Ottawa

Tuesday June 9, 8:00 pm
Exile Infoshop, 256 Bank Street Suite 200 (Second Floor)
Suggested Donation: $5.00; $10.00 with journal
No one turned away for lack of funds

[[[ IN THIS ISSUE ]]]

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Upping the Anti number eight includes:

- Interviews with David McNally, Sam Gindin,
and Leo Panitch on the economic crisis

- Interview with Deborah Gould on the legacy
of ACT UP

- Interview with Helen Hudson on building
sustainable movements

- John Clarke on anti-poverty organizing
during the economic crisis

- Shourideh Molavi on Palestine solidarity
organizing after the assault on Gaza

- Shiri Pasternak on the struggle at
Barriere Lake

- Roundtable with members of the Student
Liberation Action Movement (SLAM)

- Roundtable on activist study groups

and more... http://uppingtheanti.org


[[[ WHO WE ARE ]]]

UPPING THE ANTI: A JOURNAL OF THEORY AND ACTION is a radical journal
published twice a year by a pan-Canadian collective of activists and
organizers.

We are dedicated to publishing radical theory and
analysis about struggles against capitalism,
imperialism, and all forms of oppression.

In our first seven issues, we've published articles
by and interviews with renowned activists and
intellectuals, including Aijaz Ahmad, Himani Bannerji, Grace Lee Boggs, Ward
Churchill, Michael Hardt, John Holloway, Sunera Thobani, and many more.

In every issue, activists and organizers reflect on
the state of contemporary organizing in Canada and beyond. We publish
theoretical and critical articles, interviews and roundtables. UPPING THE
ANTI also includes a book review section where activists assess new writing
on the Left.

For more information please e-mail
utaottawa at gmail.com or visit
www.uppingtheanti.org