Beyond Protest: Lecture Series Syracuse, New York

A wonderful line of Activists/Academics <!--break--> BEYOND PROTEST: CONFLICT, POLITICAL ACTIVISM AND SOCIAL CHANGE A Syracuse Social Movements Initiative free speaker series, open to the public. Held at Syracuse University Starhawk “Holding the Vision – Keeping Spirit and Courage Alive” October 7. 12:00pm. Hendricks Chapel. Ken Estey Peace Action, New York “US Foreign Policy at a Crossroads: Choices and Directions” October 20. 4:30pm. Maxwell 117. José “Chencho” Alas Foundation for Self-Sufficiency in Central America “Building Sustainable Peace: Lessons in South-North Collaboration” October 20. 7:00pm. Eggers 220. Mark Mattern Baldwin-Wallace College “Theorizing Political Action in Popular Music: From Chilean ‘New Song’ to Cajun Music” October 24. 4:00pm. Hall of Languages 500. Michael Letwin US Labor Against the War “Workers, Democracy, and Peace: US Labor and the War in Iraq” November 5. 5:00pm. Maxwell 402. Hilary Cunningham University of Toronto “From Borderless to Bordered Activism: Reconceptualizing the Politics of Flows at Global Gates” November 7. 4:00pm. Eggers 220. Paul Routledge University of Glasgow Space and Social Movements in South Asia November. TBA. Rabbi Arik Ascherman Rabbis for Human Rights “Jewish Values and Human Rights” December 3. 4:00pm. Eggers 220. Contact Info: PARC: 410 Maxwell Hall Telephone: 315-443-2367 PARC@maxwell.syr.edu SSMI: SSMI@maxwell.syr.edu http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/parc/parcmain.htm

<p>A wonderful line of Activists/Academics </p> <!--break--><p> BEYOND PROTEST: CONFLICT, POLITICAL ACTIVISM AND SOCIAL CHANGE</p> <p>A Syracuse Social Movements Initiative free speaker series, open to the public.<br /> Held at Syracuse University</p> <p>Starhawk<br /> “Holding the Vision – Keeping Spirit and Courage Alive”<br /> October 7. 12:00pm. Hendricks Chapel.</p> <p>Ken Estey<br /> Peace Action, New York<br /> “US Foreign Policy at a Crossroads: Choices and Directions”<br /> October 20. 4:30pm. Maxwell 117.</p> <p>José “Chencho” Alas<br /> Foundation for Self-Sufficiency in Central America<br /> “Building Sustainable Peace: Lessons in South-North Collaboration”<br /> October 20. 7:00pm. Eggers 220.</p> <p>Mark Mattern<br /> Baldwin-Wallace College<br /> “Theorizing Political Action in Popular Music: From Chilean ‘New Song’ to Cajun Music”<br /> October 24. 4:00pm. Hall of Languages 500.</p> <p>Michael Letwin<br /> US Labor Against the War<br /> “Workers, Democracy, and Peace: US Labor and the War in Iraq”<br /> November 5. 5:00pm. Maxwell 402.</p> <p>Hilary Cunningham<br /> University of Toronto<br /> “From Borderless to Bordered Activism: Reconceptualizing the Politics of Flows at Global Gates”<br /> November 7. 4:00pm. Eggers 220.</p> <p>Paul Routledge<br /> University of Glasgow<br /> Space and Social Movements in South Asia<br /> November. TBA.</p> <p>Rabbi Arik Ascherman<br /> Rabbis for Human Rights<br /> “Jewish Values and Human Rights”<br /> December 3. 4:00pm. Eggers 220.</p> <p>Contact Info:<br /> PARC: 410 Maxwell Hall<br /> Telephone: 315-443-2367<br /> <a href="mailto:PARC@maxwell.syr.edu">PARC@maxwell.syr.edu</a><br /> SSMI: <a href="mailto:SSMI@maxwell.syr.edu">SSMI@maxwell.syr.edu</a><br /> <a href="http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/parc/parcmain.htm">http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/parc/parcmain.htm</a></p>