5:30 - 7:30
Celeste Chan facilitates a panel discussion exploring student activism in the ‘60s Bay Area researched during her ten-week residency as an Artist-in-Residence at the SFPL. Chan had been interested in the Third World Liberation Front strikes, the longest student strikes in U.S. history, which led to the creation of Ethnic Studies as a discipline spanning colleges and secondary schools across the globe. Black Student Union co-founder Dr. James Garrett, SFSU Professor of Asian American Studies, Laureen Chew and SFSU Professor Jason Ferreira answer questions that explore how the student strikers organized and the strategies they used to create Third World solidarity.
Art, Architecture & Photography
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Power to the People
A series of meaningful, civic-minded programs that empower people to effectively use their voice.
BIPOC Interest
Attend programming, lectures and workshops intended for the BIPOC community.