Anthropology and Social Change Third Annual Conference: There is No App for That: The Changing Nature of Work, Social Reproduction, and Collective Action. Friday, April 24th, 11am to 7pm @ CIIS in San Francisco, CA

Co-sponsored by PM Press & KPFA

San Francisco has become a theater of contradictions: gentrification and eviction, dispossession and injury, adjunctification of university labor, environmental destruction, exploitative sharing economies, and many forms of precarity. At the same time, forms of grassroots struggles and solidarity are emerging with surprising originality and force: rank and file solidarity unionism, anti-eviction networks, movements against police brutality and the prison industrial complex, environmental activism, and adjunct organizing.

To help examine the current conjuncture, the Anthropology and Social Change department at CIIS is proud to host a one day conference examining contemporary violence and marginalization, precarious labor regimes, and emerging patterns of resistance. Two sessions will be followed by a plenary discussion between participants.

The conference is free and open to the public; you may attend any and/or all sessions.

11am to 1pm

Selma James
Steve Early
John P. Clark
Nina Lopez

2pm to 4pm

Francis Dupuis-Deri
Laura Fantone
Hilary Klein
Immanuel Ness

4.30pm to 7.00pm

Keynote Presentations: Ashley Yates (Ferguson, MO) & adrienne maree brown (Detroit, MI) on Black Lives Matter

Followed by a plenary session with Francis Dupuis-Deri, Nina Lopez, Selma James, Steve Early, Laura Fantone, John P. Clark, Hilary Klein, and Immanuel Ness. Moderated by Sasha Lilley

California Institute of Integral Studies
1453 Mission St
San Francisco CA 94103
Room 304, Third Floor

http://www.pmpress.org
http://www.ciis.edu/Academics/Graduate_Programs/Anthropology_and_Social_Change.html