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What can we take from the words and experiences of those who came before us? WFC's next Executive Director, Octavia Driscoll, will share some of the insights from her graduate work on the subject and lead a workshop on the ways in which primary sources can open vulnerability, build empathy, and possibly be a vehicle for culture shift.

Join Iraq War veteran and director of New Hampshire Peace action, Will Hopkins, on the fourth of July weekend to take a look at how the myth of American Exceptionalism protects American warmaking from critical eyes, and how a system has been built to make criticism of forever wars a social taboo. Hopkins will discuss his own experience in Iraq, and talk about how he sees patriotism weaponized to ensure American warmaking is unobstructed by a public fully awakened to…

Watch the recording of this program here. In 1619, the first ships delivering Africans to be sold into bondage arrived in Jamestown, an inciting event in America’s ongoing battle with inequality. In 2019, the 400 Years of Inequality coalition called on the nation to observe this anniversary. During this workshop, coalition members will share two new digital platforms that reflect on 4 centuries of inequity, 150+ community-based observances, and guide us in solemnly and truthfully observing national anniversaries. Presented by…

A facilitated exploration of the personal transformation needed to transform the world. With Eroc Arroyo-Montano, a founding member of the critically acclaimed Hip Hop group, Foundation Movement. Eroc is currently the Director of Cultural Organizing at United For a Fair Economy.

This interactive workshop is about how the economy is faring for young workers.  Kate Shaughnessy is a labor educator at the AFL-CIO who writes curricula on various topics such as leadership, working people's history, economics, and organizing. Kate will be joining us in person at WFC for this program!

This interactive workshop is about how the economy is faring for young workers. Kate Shaughnessy is a labor educator at the AFL-CIO who writes curricula on various topics such as leadership, working people’s history, economics, and organizing.   Register on Eventbrite here.

Arnold Farr is a professor who philosophizes on race and liberation at the University of Kentucky. He's also a father, a formidable guitar player and songwriter, and a friend of WFC.