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SUMMARY:Witnessing and Resisting
DESCRIPTION:Amidst the ongoing genocide in Gaza and continued Israeli attacks across the region\, much of the world’s attention has been diverted away from the worsening situation in the West Bank. Palestinians across the West Bank have experienced increased violence\, demolitions\, and displacement from settlers and Israeli Occupation Forces. \nToronto based activist Anna Lippman has recently returned from spending three months on the front lines of settler and State violence in Masafer Yatta\, or the South Hebron Hills\, in the occupied West Bank. Made famous by the Academy Award winning film\, No Other Land\, Anna witnessed the steadfastness of these communities firsthand. Hear about the experience of living with a small farming community\, engaging in daily life\, and coming face to face with soldiers\, police\, border security\, and extremist settlers. In her three months\, Anna was arrested once\, detained over ten times\, witness to three arsons\, and was a victim of six violent attacks by settler youth. \nAnna will share her experiences and perspective as a Jewish Canadian standing against her own people. Together we’ll hear about these precarious communities that continue to resist displacement and ethnic cleansing as well as how you too can go to Palestine as a protective witness. The evening will feature a presentation\, as well as messages from Anna’s Palestinian hosts\, and information on how to support their continued sumud. \nPre-registration is mandatory for this event. Location to be shared upon registration.
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SUMMARY:The Moving Past
DESCRIPTION:Between 1917 and 1936 the Governments of Ontario and Canada produced hundreds of films on various subjects like farming techniques\, industrial technology\, vacations for the wealthy and “appropriate” workplace behaviour\, among others. The Ontario Motion Picture Bureau\, (OMPB) made educational films for “farmers\, school children\, factory workers and other classes.” The Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau\, (CGMPB) advertised “Canada’s scenic attractions\, agricultural resources and industrial development.”  \nToday these films provide a rare glimpse at how work\, industry\, gender\, and class was understood and promoted by the state over 100 years ago. The narratives in the films avoided overt discussions of politics. Unions are invisible in these films\, though they feature industries where unions were militant and active. Similarly\, protests of any kind do not appear\, yet in their absence\, they have much to say about workplace struggle.  \nSeveral of these historical films have been restored via The Moving Past\, a film restoration and history project. Join us as we watch a selection of films that address labour\, indigenous land use\, gender\, and social class in the 1920’s. We’ll also be hearing from the curator of the project\, David Sobel\, on the history behind the films\, the project’s origins and why resources such as these are so invaluable for those of us trying to understand the past while we struggle for a better world today. \nLocation: Downtown Toronto – Venue TBA.
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SUMMARY:Hot Cargo and Labour’s Fight for Justice in Palestine
DESCRIPTION:As we approach 2 years since the Zionist entity has launched a brutal genocidal war against the Palestinian people\, it is our duty\, now more than ever\, to disrupt the flow of goods\, services\, and arms to the state of Israel. \nOur distinguished panelists will share key insights and perspectives with us\, to chart a path forward for workers in Canada and across the globe. \nBe sure to register\, share\, and attend.
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