BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:www.indybay.org PRODID:-//indybay/ical// v1.0//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:Indybay-18826958 SEQUENCE:18976225 CREATED:20191001T224900Z DESCRIPTION:10/7 SF State Strike Commemoration\n On Strike, Shut It Down! On The 50th Anniversary of the SF State BSU/TWLF Strike, The Issues, The Strike & The Lessons For Today \n\nOn Strike, Shut It Down!\nOn The 50th Anniversary of the SF State BSU/TWLF Strike, The Issues, The Strike & The Lessons For Today \n\nMonday, October 7, 2019\nJack Adams Hall, SFSU Chavez Student Union Building, top floor\nFree and open to the students, staff and community \n\nSCHEDULE: 9:30-10:45 am\n\nScreening of Newsreel Collective’s “On Strike Shut It Down” and other visual media; informal gathering\n\n11:00 am-12:15 pm\n\nPanel: Building the BSU and progressive student movement at SFSU: 1963-1968, foundations of civil rights and global liberation activism\n\n12:30 -1:45 pm\n\nPanel: The BSU and the TWLF organization’s continued push for educational access and self-determination: up to October 1968\n\n2:00 – 3:15 pm\n\nPanel: “On Strike, shut It down!” November 1968 through March 1969\n\n4:00 - 6:45 pm\n\nPanel: Lessons for today: From and after the strike\n\nParticipants and Presenters; Wendy Alfsen, Roger Alverado, Ernie Brill, Carman Carrillo, Laureen Chew, Terry Collins, Nesbit Crutchfield, Chris Fujimoto, James Garrett, Patrick Guillory, Margaret Leahy, Junita Tamayo Lott, Tomasita Medal, Connell Persico, Peter Pursley, Ron Quidachay, Peter Shapiro, Bernard Springer, Benny Stewart, Ramona Toscoe, Jerry Varnado, Claude Wilson, Mason Wong, Steve Zeltzer, Ray Tomkins and others.\n\nFor more information on this event & other events during the week\nContact https://ethnicstudies.sfsu.edu/50th \n\n\nMonday October 7 - Evening\n\nEx-Striker poets and writers read from their works on the Strike - Night 1\n\n7:00pm - 9:00 pm SF State J. Paul Leonard Library Reading Room, 4th floor, Room 460.\n\nAvotcja –Veteran poet, author of A Few Steps Away\n\nKitty Tsui - SF State Graduate, author of She Who Breathes Fire\n\nNaomi Quiñónez - SF State/Latin American Studies, author of Smoking Mirrors\n\nAja Duncan - SF State Creative Writing Professor Emeritus, author of Restless Continent\n\nJoe Novarro - Veteran poet, author of The Return of Aztlaneco\n\nAbdul Kenyatta, storyteller\n\nAll readings are free. Come one, come all. Writers will have books for sale.\n\n \nTuesday October 8 - Evening\n\nEx-Striker poets and writers read from their works on the Strike - Night 2\n\n7:00pm - 9:00 pm SF State J. Paul Leonard Library Reading Room, 4th floor, Room 460.\nTongo-Eisen Martin - author of award-winning Heaven Is All Goodbyes\n\nTureeda Mikell – author of Sum Mo’ Nommos- Words From The Ghetto\n\nJames Cagney - author of award-winning Black Magnolias In The Fields Of Chaos Theory\n\nLeslie Simon - pioneer of Poetry for the People SF City College, author of Collisions and Transformations\n\nEK Keitd – poet and programmer at Mutiny Radio\n\nBen Bac Sierra, poet\n\nAll readings are free. Come one, come all. Writers will have books for sale.\n\n \nThursday October 10 - Daytime\n\nCoES Students and Educators: Practicing Ethnic Studies\n\n11-12 PM Opening\n\n \n11-11:15 am Drumming and Talk (John-Carlos Perea)\n\n11:15-11:20 am- Prayer\n\n11:20-11:30 am - Successes of Ethnic Studies and Commitment for the future and Intro to Keynote (Dean Sueyoshi)\n\n11:30-12:00 pm - Keynote (Indigenous Feminist Movement Leader Morning Star Gali (see below for bio)\n\n12:30-1:45 – Practicing Ethnic Studies on Campus and in the Community\n\n2-3:15 pm – Practicing Ethnic Studies in Education\n\n4:00-5:30 pm – Practicing Ethnic Studies in Art, Culture, and Spirit as Resistance & Solidarity\n\n \n \nThursday October 10 - Evening\n\n\n\nEx-Striker poets and writers read from their works on the Strike - Night 3\n\n7:00pm - 9:00 pm SF State J. Paul Leonard Library Reading Room, 4th floor, Room 460.\n\nJuanita Tamayo-Lott - SF State Strike Veteran, author of The Golden Children and The Legacy of Ethnic Studies\n\nJudy Juanita -, SF Strike Veteran, author of Virgin Soul, Straight Out Of Oakland, and Homage to the Black Arts Movement\n\nMarvin X Jackman - SF Strike Veteran, author of Love and Hate\n\nPeter Shapiro - SF State Strike Veteran, with Bill Barlow of The End OF Silence, the best existing history of the San Francisco State Strike\n\nErnie Brill - SF State Strike Veteran, and author of I Looked Over Jordan And Other Stories.\n\nAll readings are free. Come one, come all. Writers will have books for sale.\n\n\nChinatown Rising\n\n6:30 PM Film screening presented by Asian American Studies.\nStudent Life and Events Center (Annex 1)\n \n \nFriday October 11 and Saturday October 12 - Daytime\n\nCSU Council on Ethnic Studies\nFriday\n\n9:30 Opening\n10:00 Foundations of Ethnic Studies in the CSU\nNoon Lunch\n1:00 Growing edges, challenges, opportunities\n3:00 Strategic Community and University Partnerships\nSaturday\n\n9:30 Opening\n10:00 Beyond the CSU Task Force Report, Implementing Ethnic Studies for All : Requiring Ethnic Studies K-12 and in the CSU\nNoon Lunch\n1:00-4:00 Business Meeting of the CSU CES\n\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2019/10/01/18826958.php SUMMARY:SF State Strike Event: On Strike, Shut It Down! On 50th Year of SF State Strike LOCATION:Jack Adams Hall, SFSU Chavez Student Union Building, top floor\nSan Francisco URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2019/10/01/18826958.php DTSTART:20191007T163000Z DTEND:20191008T013000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR