9-9:50am Opening, Welcome, Bagels/Coffee
10-11am Workshop Session I. Attendees choose 1 of 4:
- Working in Solidarity with Communities on the Frontlines
- Race and the Accumulation of Wealth in North America: A Historical Perspective
- Where Do We Go?: Increasing Restrictions on Public Housing while Non-profits act like Corporations
- Keeping the Faith – Struggling to Retain the Energy to Fight Racism
11:10-12:10 Workshop Session II. Attendees choose 1 of 4:
- Food Justice: Local, Healthy and Sustainably Grown Food for All
- A Financial Katrina: The Predatory Lending and Foreclosure Crises as a flashpoint for our urban future
- Workshop on Palestine: Apartheid & the Boycott Divestment & Sanctions Movement
- In Defense of Mumia: A Call to Action
12:10-1:30pm Lunch, Free Food Provided
1:40-2:40pm Workshop Session III. Attendees choose 1 of 5:
- Beyond Gentrification: “Bronzeville Garden,” Community Building Future with our Past
- Somali culture - Horn of Africa community center inc
- Reclaiming King’s legacy by “declaring eternal hostility to poverty, racism, and militarism"
- Histories of Race and Racialization: a critical genealogy of race
- The Myth of Clean Coal & its Legacy of Environmental Racism
2:50-3:50pm Workshop Session IV. Attendees choose 1 of 4:
- Transportation Racism/Classism/Autonomy
- Latino Workers in Ohio: Migration and Capitalism
- Confronting the Racist Court System: Community Alternatives & Strategies for Taking Action
- “Reimagining Each Other”: A Community Roundtable
4-5pm Workshop Session V. Attendees choose 1 of 4:
- Agricultural Inequality at Home and across the Globe: Are Urban Gardens the Solution to Food Racism?
- racism & anti-racism in the anarchist movement
- Johnny, What do you Learn at the University?: White-Supremacist, Capitalist Patriarchy in the Academic Industrial Complex
- Using media to bridge the cultural gap - Danjir Community Development
5:10-6:10pm Workshop Session VI. Attendees choose 1 of 4:
- Social Change through the Arts: emphasis on Capoeira Angola
- Responding to Oppression: What could I say?
- Honor Nkrumah: The Global Crisis calls for Global Unity - Build One Unified Socialist Africa
- The History of Hip Hop and Social Justice
6:20-7pm Closing
Entertainment, 9pm on: Hip-hop acts and poetry at Victorians Midnight Café, 251 W 5th Ave, Columbus, OH
For Full Schedule with Workshop Descriptions, go to: http://organizecbusprograming.blogspot.com/
