Friday, January 24, 6:30-7:30pm
Join us for the first-ever volunteer orientation for Prison Library Support Network’s new Reference Project. After attending this orientation you will be able to remotely answer reference questions from people incarcerated in NYC correctional facilities.
Thursday, January 9, 2020 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM | Jueves 9 de enero, 2020 de 6:30 PM a 8:30 PM
Join archivist Maggie Schreiner to learn easy tools and techniques to document, organize, and preserve the history of your building – both for the present and for the future. | Únanse con archivista Maggie Schreiner para aprender medios y métodos sencillos para documentar, organizar y preservar la historia de su edificio – para el presente y para el futuro.
Thursday, November 7, 2019, 6 PM to 8 PM / Jueves, 7 de noviembre, 2019 de 6 PM a 8 PM
Space is limited. Registration is required / Espacio es limitado. Se requiere registro en avance
Part 1: Friday, November 1, 7-9pm
D.I.Y. Crisis Response Presentation & Discussion using archival material from Interference Archive
Part 2: Saturday, November 2, 4-8pm
Participatory workshop and skill share
***Please RSVP for Part 2: participatory workshop and skill share
Saturday, October 26,2-5pm
***Location: Creative Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon St, New Haven, CT
As part of “Sanctuary Cities and the Politics of the American Dream,” all are welcome to take part in an open archive presentation and group discussion from Interference Archive and the New Haven Museum.
November 13, 2019 from 6 PM to 9 PM / 13 de noviembre, 2019, de 6 PM a 9 PM
Help us edit Wikipedia pages related to co-operative housing in New York City. Please RSVP in advance. / Ayúdenos a revisar las páginas de Wikipedia relacionado con viviendas cooperativas en la ciudad de Nueva York. Se requiere registro en avance.
Saturday, November 16, 2-4pm
RSVP required; maximum 15 participants
Block printing is an extremely accessible method of printmaking that
can be done by artists of any skill level! In this workshop, we’ll
learn the basics of block printing to create a rubber stamp that can
be printed on paper and fabric while discussing the role printmaking
has played in social movements throughout history.
Thursday, October 24, 7-9pm
In 1969, a group of scientists and activists committed to the practice of science to end oppression and violence began publishing Science for the People, a flagship publication of the radical science movement for 20 years. This reading group coincides with the release of the first issue from the relaunch of Science for the People, which aims to introduce the principles of radical science to a new generation of activists looking to understand and transform the world around us.
Saturday, October 5, 2-5pm
Help us catalog our collection! Join catalogers — old and new — to learn the ropes of cataloging in our online catalog. Bring your own laptop and cord, if possible; unfortunately we don’t have enough to go around. No experience is required. Come learn with us!
Saturday, September 28, 2-4pm
Recommended ages: 12 and under
Suggested donation: $5 (but no one will be turned away!)
If you had a radio show, what would you say on it? What kind of music would you play? Who would listen to your radio show? Inspired by our current exhibition, Resistance Radio, we’ll design and make posters about pirate radio, listening, music….and even pirates if you want!
