Amid the resistance to Trump’s America, a Socialist Movement is growing for the first time in half a century. Over the last two years, we have come face to face with every question that the system poses for those who want a better world: How do we confront the growing far Right? How do we end sexual violence? How do we organize against all forms of oppression? How do strikes win and how do they spread? How do we build a society based on human need instead of one based on exploitation and oppression?
We think that a full transformation of the current nightmare can only come from a revolution from below that involves the vast majority of people. The strikes, protests and courage on display this year has confirmed the role that ordinary people can and will play in charting a way forward.
This drives our strategy for how to build on the openings that exist today. Join hundreds of socialists and activists from throughout New England to dig into the theory, history and practice that can help us make sense of the questions we face and develop strategies for strengthening the Socialist Movement for our times.
Saturday, November 10, 2018
11:00 AM — 7:30 PM EST
Harvard University
William James Hall Lecture Room B1
33 Kirkland St,
Cambridge, MA 02138
$10 for Registration Donation
$20 for Solidarity Donation
Parking can get expensive near the conference. Please plan your arrival with enough time to accommodate parking or take the train.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
It’s easiest to take the Red Line to the Harvard Square Station
However, if you want to drive, you can find a parking garage.
Editor of the International Socialist Review
Editor of State and Revolution and Eyewitness to the Russian Revolution.
High school teacher and author of A Marxist Theory of Women’s Oppression.
Co-host of Better of Red. Frequent writer for Socialist Worker and Jacobin.
William James Lecture Hall B1
William James Lecture Hall B1