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Black Radical Congress and Black Out 


in Unity with the GSU African American Studies Dept & Sankofa present


※Confronting Empire: The Fight for Global Justice§ 


June 17-19, 2005   ↓   Georgia State University 


  

44 Courtland Avenue
 ↓ Atlanta, GA  30303 









Friday, June 17 每 University Center (Gilmer and Courtland Avenues) 






Noon-4:00 pm             Registration 每 University Center 





1:00 pm-4:00 pm          Youth Organizing Institute( 2nd Floor)

Interactive Breakouts on Barriers to our Organizing-how various  dynamics affect and afflict our organizing work; how to make organizations more culturally competent with regard to young people and youth issues;  strategies to resist the forces that tear us a part.;  Anti-War/ Counter Recruitment-Discussion about the war, anti-war activism and strategies to be effective in anti-war organizing;  Everyday Activism/Everyday Acts of Resistance- Discussion about  non- traditional modes of activism, how we see activism in our own  everyday lives. 






1:00 pm-4:00 pm          Feminist Organizing Institute (4th Floor)

The Radical Black Feminist Organizing Tradition will explore how have radical Black feminists organized for social change.  Areas of discussion include radical black lesbian organizing; black feminists* response to the HIV/AIDS crisis; organizing issues for black women workers; and organizing models for reproductive justice. Presenters are Loretta Ross (SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective); Dazon Dixon Diallo (SisterLove Women*s AIDS Projects); Layli Phillips (Women*s Studies-Georgia State University); and Rukiya Dillahunt (Black Workers for Justice). 






Friday, June 17 每 Classroom South Building ( 

95 Decatur Ave.
between Central and Courtland) 

6:00 pm-9:00 pm          Registration

7:00 pm-9:00 pm          Opening Program

Keynote Speaker-Attorney Chokwe Lumumba; Also Jay Woodson, National Hip Hop Convention; Jamala Rogers, BRC National Organizer; and more.      

                                    


Saturday, June 18- Student Center Building (Courtland and Gilmer Avenues) 


8:00 am-8:00 pm          Registration (all day)

8:30 am-9:30 am          Continental Breakfast

9:00 am-9:30 am          Welcome; Introduction of candidates for BRC Coordinating Committee and voting guidelines





9:30 am-10:30 am        Morning Plenary

 ※Democracy Beyond the Vote: Organizing in the Bush Empire-building Period§; Panelists are Dr. Charles Jones; Latosha Brown; Ajamu Baraka; and Adelina Nicholls





10:45 am-12:15 pm      Workshop Session I

                                    Building an Anti-War Movement; Reparations as a Political Response to Slavery & Racism; Messaging for our Issues/Campaigns; Building Effective Coalitions and Alliances. 


                                                


12:30 pm-1:30 pm        Lunch (provided on site)





1:45 pm-2:45 pm          Afternoon Plenary

※Building an Intergenerational Movement§; Panelists are Dr. Makungu Akinyele, Charles Stephens, Zindzhi Olugbala

                                    

3:00 pm- 4:30 pm         Workshop Session II

Radicalizing Hip Hop; Fighting the Prison Industrial Complex; Challenges Facing Black Workers; Homophobia and the Black Community 


                                    

Dinner on your own 






4:00 pm 每 7:00 pm.      Juneteenth Festival sponsored by Project South at their center

                                    

7:30 pm-9:00 pm          Evening Program featuring the Iraqi Federation of Workers Councils 

& Unions Delegation 










Sunday, June 19 每 Student Center Building (Gilmer and Courtland Avenues) 






8:30- 9:30 am               Continental Breakfast





9:30 am -11:30             Closing Plenary ※Bring Peace and Justice Together to Confront the Empire§; Panelists are Bill Fletcher; Erica Smiley; Janvieve Comrie 






11:30 am-Noon            Presentation of elected BRC Coordinating Council; Discussion of  BRC National Campaign and Million More March proposals; Announcements, etc.

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www.blackradicalcongress.org
 



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