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MONTREAL ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR 2011
SATURDAY/SUNDAY, MAY 21-22, 10am-5pm
10:00ampm-abbreviation am
Samedi Mai 21 2011
Venue: CEDA
Address: 2515 rue Delisle
Cost: FREE
[FINAL CALLOUT -- fully updated information below and on the website: www.anarchistbookfair.ca]
[please post and forward widely; curious about anarchism? check us out!]
[please post and forward widely; curious about anarchism? check us out!]
MONTREAL ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR 2011
SATURDAY/SUNDAY, MAY 21-22, 10am-5pm
at the CEDA, 2515 rue Delisle
(a short walk from Lionel-Groulx metro)
FREE. Welcome to all! Bring your kids!
For anarchists and people curious about anarchism.
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-> HIGHLIGHTS: Main Hall, Kid Zone, Introductions to Anarchism, Workshops & Presentations, Autonomous Media & Technology Room, Anarchist Film Room, Kids Zone, Anarchist Cabaret, Festival of Anarchy and more. Read more below.
-> FRIDAY: Check out the ANARCHIST CABARET on FRIDAY, MAY 20 at 8pm at L'Alizé (900 rue Ontario est); performers include Jeunesse Apatride, Chorale Libertaire de Pointe-St-Charles, Stéphane Robitaille, The Facials, and more. Info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/friday-anarchist-cabaret
-> VOLUNTEER: Help us cook for the Bookfair; volunteer in the Kid Zone; and other requests. Info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/volunteers
-> HELP PROMOTE THE BOOKFAIR (online, postering, flyering, facebook, etc). Info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/help-promote-the-bookfair
-> NOTE: During this year’s Bookfair, tabling will take place over TWO DAYS: May 21-22 between 10am-5pm.
-> What Happens at the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair? Read more here: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/about/what-happens-at-the-bookfair
-> Accessibility Statement and Committment: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/accessibility
-> Bookfair Location & Map/Accessible Transport: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/contact-us/location-and-map
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The Montreal Anarchist Bookfair -- and month-long Festival of Anarchy -- bring together anarchist ideas and practice, through words, images, music, theatre and day-to-day struggles for justice, dignity and collective liberation.
The Bookfair is for people who don't necessarily consider themselves anarchists, but are curious about anarchism, as well as a space for anarchists to meet, network and share in a spirit of respect and solidarity. All are welcome.
The Bookfair is organized in a spirit of openness towards the different traditions, visions, and practices of anarchism. Together we share a commitment to promoting anarchism through the values of mutual aid, grassroots democracy, direct action, autonomy and solidarity, while opposing oppression in all its forms.
The Bookfair and Festival of Anarchy provide an important gathering and reference point for anti-authoritarian ideas and practice in North America.
Participants from all over Quebec and North America, booksellers and vendors, workshops, films, discussions, kids activities, art exhibits and more!
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HIGHLIGHTS:
MAIN HALL: The Bookfair features over 100 booksellers, distributors, independent presses, zines and political groups from all over Montreal, Quebec and North America, and abroad. For a full list of vendors, visit: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/vendorstables2011
KID ZONE!: Fun activities, snacks, outdoor games, craft room, quiet space and more for all interested kids (and their parents). Info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/kidzone2011
ART & ANARCHY: Art & Anarchy brings together the creations of anarchist-inspired artists and organizers. This year’s exhibition will include, paintings, posters, banners, drawings, performance and other multi-media forms. info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/art-anarchy2011
INTRODUCTIONS TO ANARCHISM:
SATURDAY, MAY 21:
* 1pm: Anarchism without Anarchists / Anarchism with Anarchists: The Practice and Relevance of Anarchism (Jaggi Singh)
* 1pm: Discovering Anarchism Through Music (Philippe Morin)
SUNDAY, MAY 22:
* 1pm: Wage Labour and Alienation: An Anarchist Critique of Work (Camille Robert)
* 1pm: Embracing Brazen Laziness: Introduction to Anarchism (Adrienne Hurley)
SATURDAY, MAY 21:
* 1pm: Anarchism without Anarchists / Anarchism with Anarchists: The Practice and Relevance of Anarchism (Jaggi Singh)
* 1pm: Discovering Anarchism Through Music (Philippe Morin)
SUNDAY, MAY 22:
* 1pm: Wage Labour and Alienation: An Anarchist Critique of Work (Camille Robert)
* 1pm: Embracing Brazen Laziness: Introduction to Anarchism (Adrienne Hurley)
SATURDAY WORKSHOPS & PRESENTATIONS (May 21):
* 11am: The importance of struggle at the workplace (Industrial Workers of the World)
* 11am: Transforming Harm: Supporting Survivors and Confronting Sexual Assault in Our Communities (SACOMSS & Philly Stands Up)
* 11am: Oppose and Propose! Lessons from Movement for a New Society (Andrew Cornell)
* 12pm: Anarchist Writers Bloc Workshop (Anarchist Writers Bloc-Montreal)
* 1pm: Anarchist responses to “austerity” measures (l’Union communiste libertaire and others)
* 1pm: Social struggles in Indigenous communities of South America (Mapuche Support Committee and Nicolas Van Caloen)
* 3pm: An Introduction to Animal Liberation & Anarchism: How Animal Liberation Attacks the Roots of the Capitalist System (Love & Rage Liberation Collective)
* 3pm: Orwell, the Anarchist-Tory (Eric Martin)
* 3pm: Support and Self-Defence in the Face of State Repression: The example of the G20 in Toronto & Montreal (La Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes, CLAC)
* 3pm: Contemporary Anarchist Perspectives: Introduction to Contemporary Anarchisms (Christian)
* 11am: The importance of struggle at the workplace (Industrial Workers of the World)
* 11am: Transforming Harm: Supporting Survivors and Confronting Sexual Assault in Our Communities (SACOMSS & Philly Stands Up)
* 11am: Oppose and Propose! Lessons from Movement for a New Society (Andrew Cornell)
* 12pm: Anarchist Writers Bloc Workshop (Anarchist Writers Bloc-Montreal)
* 1pm: Anarchist responses to “austerity” measures (l’Union communiste libertaire and others)
* 1pm: Social struggles in Indigenous communities of South America (Mapuche Support Committee and Nicolas Van Caloen)
* 3pm: An Introduction to Animal Liberation & Anarchism: How Animal Liberation Attacks the Roots of the Capitalist System (Love & Rage Liberation Collective)
* 3pm: Orwell, the Anarchist-Tory (Eric Martin)
* 3pm: Support and Self-Defence in the Face of State Repression: The example of the G20 in Toronto & Montreal (La Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes, CLAC)
* 3pm: Contemporary Anarchist Perspectives: Introduction to Contemporary Anarchisms (Christian)
SUNDAY WORKSHOPS & PRESENTATIONS (May 22):
* 11am: Anti-authoritarian perspectives on the ongoing revolutions from the gulf to the ocean: Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Bahrain,Libya, Iran, Iraq, Palestine (Tadamon! Montreal)
* 11am: Lessons in Solidarity: The Oscar Grant rebellions and the movement against police terror in Oakland, CA. (Oakland 100 Support Committee)
* 11am: Physical Proximity, Neighbourhood Life and Anarchist Struggles: The Experience of la Pointe Libertaire (La Pointe Libertaire)
* 12pm: Towards an International Anarchist Gathering in St. Imier (Switzerland) in 2012 (La coopérative Espace noir)
* 1pm: Philosophy is child's play! (Louise Caroline Bergeron, Mubeenah Mughal & Marike Reid-Gaudet)
* 1pm: Round-table: 10 years after the Summit of the Americas: What impact on anarchists? (Hélène Nazon, Maxime Fortin, Sarita Ahooja and others)
* 1pm: The Struggle for Reproductive Autonomy: From underground abortion collectives to the fight to decriminalize sex work (Emily Davidson & Kaley Kennedy) - Women & trans only
* 3pm: Anarchism, Colonialism, and Aboriginal Dispossession in the Canadian West (Paul Burrows)
* 3pm: Fifty Years of Struggle Against Police Brutality in Montreal, Fifteen March 15 Demonstrations, New Strategies Against the Oppressive State? (Collectif Opposé à la Brutalité Policière, COBP)
* 3pm: Todos Somos Japon and Planetary Anarchism (Go Hirasawa, Adrienne Hurley & Sabu Kohso)
* 3pm: Parole Sans Parole (the termite collective)
* 3pm: Decolonizing our Solidarity (Projet Accompagnement Solidarité Colombie, PASC)
* 11am: Anti-authoritarian perspectives on the ongoing revolutions from the gulf to the ocean: Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Bahrain,Libya, Iran, Iraq, Palestine (Tadamon! Montreal)
* 11am: Lessons in Solidarity: The Oscar Grant rebellions and the movement against police terror in Oakland, CA. (Oakland 100 Support Committee)
* 11am: Physical Proximity, Neighbourhood Life and Anarchist Struggles: The Experience of la Pointe Libertaire (La Pointe Libertaire)
* 12pm: Towards an International Anarchist Gathering in St. Imier (Switzerland) in 2012 (La coopérative Espace noir)
* 1pm: Philosophy is child's play! (Louise Caroline Bergeron, Mubeenah Mughal & Marike Reid-Gaudet)
* 1pm: Round-table: 10 years after the Summit of the Americas: What impact on anarchists? (Hélène Nazon, Maxime Fortin, Sarita Ahooja and others)
* 1pm: The Struggle for Reproductive Autonomy: From underground abortion collectives to the fight to decriminalize sex work (Emily Davidson & Kaley Kennedy) - Women & trans only
* 3pm: Anarchism, Colonialism, and Aboriginal Dispossession in the Canadian West (Paul Burrows)
* 3pm: Fifty Years of Struggle Against Police Brutality in Montreal, Fifteen March 15 Demonstrations, New Strategies Against the Oppressive State? (Collectif Opposé à la Brutalité Policière, COBP)
* 3pm: Todos Somos Japon and Planetary Anarchism (Go Hirasawa, Adrienne Hurley & Sabu Kohso)
* 3pm: Parole Sans Parole (the termite collective)
* 3pm: Decolonizing our Solidarity (Projet Accompagnement Solidarité Colombie, PASC)
AUTONOMOUS MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY ROOM (Saturday, May 21)
Co-organized by: CKUT Radio, Anarchist Tech Support & the Montreal Sound Team, with Radio Populares (Chicago):
* “An introduction to the theory of tech security” with Koumbit
* "Building your own sound system" with Montreal Sound Team
* “Basic Tech Security: the why and how of secure communication, anonymization and data storage" with Anarchist Tech Support
* "Building a 1-watt transmitter" with Radios Populares from Chicago
* “Screen-printing For the Revolution” with the Ste-Emilie Skillshare
* Live Radio Broadcast on CKUT, 90.3FM
* Presentations on “Radio and Resistance: Latin American Solidarity Model” featuring Radio Populares
ANARCHIST FILM ROOM (Sunday, May 22):
This year’s Film Room includes the Montreal premiere screenings of: “In the Land of the Free” (USA 2010), “Tales from the G20” (Toronto 2011), and “Bastards of Utopia” (Croatian with English subtitles). We will also be showing the feature film “De La Servitude Moderne” (France 2009) as well as short films from Emmanuelle Lippé, Nicolas van Caloen & Juan Pablo Lepore, Andréann Cossette Viau, Micky Morin, Sofi Périard, Hugo Le Bleu-Tadros, Sara Dupéré and others:
This year’s Film Room includes the Montreal premiere screenings of: “In the Land of the Free” (USA 2010), “Tales from the G20” (Toronto 2011), and “Bastards of Utopia” (Croatian with English subtitles). We will also be showing the feature film “De La Servitude Moderne” (France 2009) as well as short films from Emmanuelle Lippé, Nicolas van Caloen & Juan Pablo Lepore, Andréann Cossette Viau, Micky Morin, Sofi Périard, Hugo Le Bleu-Tadros, Sara Dupéré and others:
* 11am: De La Servitude Moderne (Jean-François Brient et Victor León Fuentes / 53 min / FR / France / 2009)
* 12pm: In the Land of the Free (Vadim Jean / 84 min / ENG / 2010)
* 1:30pm: Dehors (Emmanuelle Lippé / Full Instinct productions / 28 min / Montréal / FR & ENG / 2010)
* 2pm: IMPA, Usine récupérée, cité culturelle (Nicolas van Caloen & Juan Pablo Lepore / 17 min / Argentine / Spanish, subtitled in French / 2009)
* 2:20pm: Short Films from Télé Sans Frontières
* 3pm: Tales from the G20 (Open Media Initiative / 55 min / EN / Canada / 2011
* 4pm: Bastards of Utopia (Maple Razsa and Pacho Velez / 54 min / Croatian with English subtitles / 2010)
ANARCHIST CABARET (Friday, May 20, at L'Alizé, 900 Ontario est): A kick-off and benefit for the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair. Info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/friday-anarchist-cabaret
FESTIVAL OF ANARCHY: The entire month of May in Montreal is part of the Festival of Anarchy, with diverse anarchist-themed events occurring at different venues all over the island of Montreal. For upcoming events: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/festivalpage11
DONATIONS: The proceeds from this year’s Montreal Anarchist Bookfair will support: i) the DIRA Anarchist Library (Montreal); ii) Anarchist Bookfair Accessibility Fund; iii) G20 Legal Defence Fund; iv) Éditions Écosociété’s defense of two SLAPP suits by Canadian mining companies Barrick Gold and Banro Corporation. info: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/donations
Curious about anarchism? Check us out!
TO STAY IN TOUCH:
-> e-mail: info@anarchistbookfair.ca
-> web: www.anarchistbookfair.ca
-> telephone: 514-679-5800
-> announcements list: https://masses.tao.ca/lists/listinfo/salon-annonces
-> facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=71082453058
-> twitter: http://www.twitter.com/BookfairAnarMTL ... live-tweet during the Bookfair with #AnarchyMTL
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