10-10-11WhatsHappening

Canaries in a Coal Mine: 30 Years of AIDs in America's Gay Communities

Drawing from his 25 years of reporting on the AIDS epidemic, author and journalist John-Manuel Andriote will discuss how and why gay men in America have been both the hardest hit and most visible  advocates for an appropriate response to the health crisis.

John-Manuel Andriote began reporting on AIDS while he was a graduate journalism student at Northwestern University in the mid-1980s. In 2008 the Smithsonian Institution created the "John-Manuel Andriote Victory Deferred Collection" at the National Museum of American History, to make available for researchers the original audiotaped interviews and other research materials used to develop the book. Andriote regularly speaks to audiences across the country. Please visit jmandriote.com for more information.

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This weeks edition of What's Happening!?! With interviews with Violence Against Women Prevention Program and Student Trustee Brien Buckman.

10-17-11WhatsHappening

Socialist Action and Economic Uprising  present

From Global Economic Crisis to a World in Revolt: 
A Socialist Perspective on the Occupy Movement

7:00 pm
Saturday, November 19
At The Studio at Billings Forge
On 539 Broad Street
In Hartford, CT


The current global economic crisis has left no region of the world unaffected. Working people around the world have taken to the streets to fight back against extreme austerity measures intended to make them pay for a crisis that is of no fault of their own. The Arab Spring has inspired millions. Massive strikes and uprisings spread throughout Europe, Latin America, and have now manifested in the U.S. through the Occupy Wall Street Movement.

What really caused the global economic meltdown and how will workers win economic justice?

Can legislative reforms successfully reign in corporate greed? Or do we need an entirely new system?


Come hear a stimulating panel discussion around these important issues.
Osman Kahn
Stanley Heller
Marty Goodman  

$5 Suggested Donation
No one turned away for lack of funds

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