Call-Out

Monday, February 25th, 2019, at the Hall building of Concordia University (1455 Maisonneuve W.), room H-110.

Join Cinema Politica Concordia for the Quebec premiere of the Emmy-winning documentary WHITE RIGHT: MEETING THE ENEMY, in which director Deeyah Khan meets with U.S. neo-Nazis & white nationalists and investigates the resurgence of far-right extremism in the country.

Lundi, 25 février 2019, 19h, au pavillon Hall de l'université Concordia (1455 Maisonneuve Ouest), salle H-110.

Joignez-vous à Cinema Politica Concordia pour la première québécoise du documentaire primé aux Emmy WHITE RIGHT: MEETING THE ENEMY, dans lequel la réalisatrice Deeyah Khan cherche à comprendre les motivations derrière la résurgence de l'extrême droite aux États-Unis.

Bosses Are Always Wrong!

Release of a documentary short from CLAC

• Wednesday, 16 January, 6PM
• Station Ho.st
• 1494, Ontario East

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion about work with the following speakers:

• Camille Robert, feminist activist,
• Joëlle Dussault, activist of the syndicat industriel des travailleuses et travailleurs (SITT-IWW),
• Mostafa Henaway, from the Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC).

Les patrons ont toujours tort !

Lancement du moyen métrage de la CLAC

• Mercredi 16 janvier, 18h
• Station Ho.st
• 1494 Rue Ontario Est

La projection sera suivie d'un panel de discussion sur le thème du travail avec les personnes intervenantes suivantes :

• Camille Robert, militante féministe,
• Joëlle Dussault, militante du syndicat industriel des travailleuses et travailleurs (SITT-IWW),
• Mostafa Henaway, du centre des travailleur-euse-s immigrant-e-s (CTI).

• Large demonstration against racism
• Sunday, October 7th, 2018 at 3PM
• Emilie-Gamelin Park

Last year, more than 168 groups from various sectors of society called for a mass protest against hate and racism. More than 2000 people took to the streets to denounce the rise of racism, hate and the far-right. The participating groups came together to reject the increasing discourse of hate and racism within Quebec’s public space, and called for a society without borders, based on solidarity and inclusion.