Tonight at 7pm ET we're hosting organizer and filmmaker Marisa Holmes in conversation with media studies scholar @ntnsndr! In "Organizing Occupy Wall Street," Holmes analyzes the movement as a core organizer involved from start to finish. She reveals how #OWS organized in practice, which experiments were most successful, and what future generations can learn.
Register for this free event at https://firestorm.coop/events/3097-marisa-holmes-on-organizing-occupy-wall-street.html (link in bio), where you can also pick up a copy of “Organizing Occupy Wall Street." Can't make the event? No worries! Register and we'll send you a recording once it's posted to our YouTube channel.
"[M]ovement history at its best: meticulous, direct, and expansive in
... show moreTonight at 7pm ET we're hosting organizer and filmmaker Marisa Holmes in conversation with media studies scholar @ntnsndr! In "Organizing Occupy Wall Street," Holmes analyzes the movement as a core organizer involved from start to finish. She reveals how #OWS organized in practice, which experiments were most successful, and what future generations can learn.
Register for this free event at https://firestorm.coop/events/3097-marisa-holmes-on-organizing-occupy-wall-street.html (link in bio), where you can also pick up a copy of “Organizing Occupy Wall Street." Can't make the event? No worries! Register and we'll send you a recording once it's posted to our YouTube channel.
"[M]ovement history at its best: meticulous, direct, and expansive in revolutionary scope. Providing a crucial corrective to all too many reductive Occupy narratives, Holmes emphasizes the movement's context in international struggles and centers it's all-too-overlooked form as a horizontalist, richly lived radical experiment. This is the Occupy we need to remember; these are the practices we must carry forward."
—Natasha Lennard, author of "Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life"
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Marisa Holmes, one of the originators of Occupy Wall Street in NYC, shares her new book about how the movement was organized and—in conversation with media studies scholar Nathan Schneider—explores the lessons it holds for the future.
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