Walter Rodney: What They Don’t Want You to Know is an original 72-minute documentary featuring a murder, Cold War conspiracies, Black Power, the end of the Empire, and how that connects to the policing, surveillance practices, and social movements of today. This is the first film where Walter’s widow reveals the personal impact on the … Keep reading »

Canada is at a crossroads. Even as fossil fuel-driven wildfires force thousands of people from their homes and harm millions across Canada and around the world, the federal government is planning to spend tens of billions of public dollars on new fossil fuel pipelines while backtracking on key climate commitments, and disrespecting Indigenous rights. This … Keep reading »

Migrants make Canada work. We care for children and elders, grow food, build homes, and keep communities running. But the government is pushing migrants out instead of giving people equal rights. Permits are expiring, being refused, cancelled, or made impossible to renew. Refugees are under attack. People are being deported. Families are being separated. Those … Keep reading »

More mines – lithium, copper, nickel, tungsten, etc. – being pitched as the solution to multiple problems – the economy, national sovereignty and security, and even the climate crisis. Mines are touted as nation-building projects and sources of critical strategic metals essential for national defense while the U.S. Department of War has pumped more than … Keep reading »

The Leo Panitch School is proud to present Che: Part One as the next entry in the special FilmSocial series showcasing films on Cuba.

From the Ontario Days of Action to Building the Fight Against Ford All are invited to participate in Solidarity is Strength, an organizing event reflecting on a defining chapter of Ontario's history and what lessons we can carry forward to fight today’s austerity agenda. The event will include a conversation with Paul Kellogg, author of … Keep reading »

The Toronto Palestine Film Festival (TPFF) is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization dedicated to bringing Palestinian cinema, music, cuisine and art to GTA audiences. TPFF was conceived in 2008 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Al-Nakba. From September 30 to October 9, join us for the 19th Toronto Palestine Film Festival and enjoy its wide-ranging programming. … Keep reading »

The Socialist Project's Higher Education Workers' Campaign is starting up monthly meetings again! Join us on October 7 at 7pm as we review the state of organizing in our sector, build on the priorities for a solidarity pact across all of our unions, and identify key goals for the campaign in the coming year! With … Keep reading »

Join us for food, art installations, and more as we remind those that would like to wipe us away that we are strong, capable people who deserve housing, dignity, and opportunity – and we will not be moved. This event is wheelchair accessible. Co-organized by TUHU and 230 Fightback. When: Wednesday October 14th at 12pm. … Keep reading »

The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education is thrilled to be supporting the latest edition of Socialism and Capitalism organized by Socialist Project Fredericton. This is a new version of the course, now held over one weekend! Over the two days we will examine the historical development of socialism as a response to the continual … Keep reading »