Thursday, July 3rd (all times are in Central Daylight Time)

7:30pm-9pm: “Labor and Community Organizing Against the MAGA Billionaire Agenda” (Opening Plenary)

Friday, July 4th (all times are in Central Daylight Time)

10am-11:30am: “You Cannot Evict a Movement: Tenant Fights That Catalyze, Mobilize, and Win” with Stephen Gurney, Amadi Ozier, Khadija Haynes, Trevor-Anastacio Ortega

10am-11:30am: “Indigenous Grounded Solidarity, Then and Now” with Glen Coulthard

12pm-1:30pm: “Debt is a Labor Issue: Unions and Debt Abolition” with Jason Wozniak, Lindsey Muniak, Jasson Perez, Jeannine Woods

12pm-1:30pm: “Rethinking Antifascism” with Ari Bloomekatz, Shane Burley, Michael Staudenmaier, Andrea J. Ritchie, Kelly Hayes, Rick Perlstein

3pm-4:30pm: “Labor and the Struggle for Higher Education” with Chenjerai Kumanyika, Jason Wozniak, Gabriel Winant, Sherry Wolf

3pm-4:30pm: “Abolition & Reconstruction Today” with Geo Maher, Nneka Azuka, Ant Smith, Chris Rogers, DJ Graves, Talia Charidah

5pm-6:30pm: “Reclaiming the Future: Outer Space as a Site of Organizing and Imagination” with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Lucian Walkowicz

5pm-6:30pm: “Gender, Sexuality, Reproduction and the State: Fighting Back Against the So-Called Law” with Melissa Gira Grant, Sophie Lewis, Beatrice Adler-Bolton

8pm – 9:30pm: “Fighting Fascism: Lessons from the Colonies” with Robin D.G. Kelley

Saturday, July 5th (all times are in Central Daylight Time)

10am-11:30am: “Community as Rebellion: Building Networks of Resistance Inside and Outside the University” with Lorgia García Peña

10am-11:30am: “Revolutionary Accompaniment: Holding Each Other When Things Fall Apart” with Kelly Hayes, Tanuja Jagernauth, Eman Abdelhadi

12pm-1:30pm: “Their End is Our Beginning: Cops, Capitalism, and Abolition” with brian bean and Chenjerai Kumanyika

12pm-1:30pm: “The Border is Everywhere; The Border is the Crisis” with Silky Shah, John Washington, Sergio Gonzalez, Angélica Cházaro

3pm-4:30pm: “What’s at Stake: Organizing for Climate Armageddon” with Ashley Dawson, Silky Shah, Joshua Frank, Janene Yazzie

3pm-4:30pm: “Fanon at 100: Insights for Today’s Anti-Colonial Struggles” with Ndindi Kitonga, Ricado Jacobs, Peter Hudis

7pm-8:30pm: “Sexual Democracy, Moral Panics, and Trans Politics” with Paisley Currah

7pm-8:30pm: “The State of the State” with Geo Maher, Robin D.G. Kelley, David McNally, Andrea J. Ritchie