The Fist Is Still Raised Workshop & Slideshow

Wednesday March 19, 7-9pm

The Fist is Still Raised is a slideshow and talk about the history of the use of the raised fist in protest images from 1906-2013. Looking over the development of this one image tells intersecting stories about liberation, direct action, and autonomous organizing for revolutionary change.

RSVP for the workshop: https://raisedfistworkshop.eventbrite.com

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Movement and Meter: A Poetry Reading to Celebrate Serve the People

Sunday March 23, 2014
Reading at 5pm, *closing reception at 6pm

"they want me to settle down when I have not yet lived"
-Frances Chung

Join us for a poetry covers reading on the final night of Serve the People: The Asian American Movement in New York. Poets will pay tribute to their movement peers by reading selected covers of works from that period, paired with contemporary projects to remind us of where the ethos of the movement can be found in todayâ€™s Asian American poetry.

*This lively reading will be followed by a reception to celebrate Serve the People.

Co-sponsored by the Asian American Writersâ€™ Workshop and the Asian American Studies Program at Hunter College.

Give Us Your Book Ends!

Interference Archive is currently in the process of transferring books out of boxes onto shelves.

We are looking for heavy duty (metal) BOOK ENDS!

If you or your organization has any you would like to donate email interferencearchive@gmail.com