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  1. Feb
    22
    Wed

    1. Trans Discussion Group
      8:00 pm – 9:30 pm

       

      Trans Discussion Group, co-hosted by the North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition and Internationalist Books, is a bi-monthly support/discussion group for people who identify as trans, genderqueer, or gender-questioning. Our meetings will provide a safe space for folks to share and process experiences, be of support to one another, and organize around issues that affect the trans community.

      Open to anyone who needs/wants trans support.

      Tea and snacks will be provided!

  2. Feb
    25
    Sat

    1. UNC School of Law’s 16th Annual Conference on Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity.
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Internationalist Books will be tabling this, so you should attend!

      Founded in 1996 by a group of UNC law students, the Conference was designed as an academic forum in which recent political and legal developments could be examined through a social justice perspective. This year’s conference, “Waking up from the American Dream: The Sober Reality of Class in America,” promises to be one of our most exciting yet.

      We hope to bring a wide range of perspectives to unravel the effect socio-economic class has on our society, its institutions, and the individuals that define it. We have decided to conclude this year’s Conference with an opportunity for participants, students, and practitioners to meet and network with community organizations that are currently working on the very issues we will be discussing. Closing remarks are scheduled to end at 4:15 pm, at which time we would invite attendees to meet with participating organizations.

       

    2. Really Free Punk Show! Shambhala and Massive Malfunction
      8:00 pm – 10:30 pm

      Join fellow punks at I-Books for our next Really Free Punk Show! This time we will be bringing in Shambhala and Massive Malfunction.

      Shambhala: A three-piece grunge band, practicing in Suburbia. With Joe Robertson on guitar/vox, Amelia Howerton on bass/vox and Will Wofford on drums, the combination of apathetic yet creative and musically-passionate teenagers is formed.

      Massive Malfunction: A four-piece Punk/Ska/Reggae/Alt/Punk-Folk/ Crack Rock Steady band with Maddi Aumiller on vocals, Sam Cook on guitar, Hannah Frediani on bass and Elayna Madden on drums.
  3. Feb
    26
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  4. Mar
    4
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  5. Mar
    11
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  6. Mar
    18
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  7. Mar
    22
    Thu

    1. Author Stephen Hren “Tales from the Sustainable Underground A Wild Journey with People Who Care More about the Planet than the Law”
      7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

      Join us for a special presentation of Stephen Hren’s new book “Tales from the Sustainable Underground: A Wild Journey with People Who Care More about the Planet than the Law

      Activists striving for any type of social change often find themselves operating on the fringes of legal and social norms. Many experience difficulties when their innovative ideas run afoul of antiquated laws and regulations that favor a big business, energy- and material-intensive approach.Tales from the Sustainable underground is packed with the stories ofjust some of these pioneers – who care more for the planet than the rules – whether they’re engaged in natural building, permaculture, community development, or ecologically based art. Ride along and meet courageous and inspiring individuals such as: Solar guru Ed Eaton, radical urban permaculturalists Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew, and artist, eco-architect and intuitive builder Matt Bua.

      Equally entertaining and informative, the profiles in this highly original book provide a unique lens through which to view deeper questions about the societal structures that are preventing us from attaining a more sustainableworld. By examining such issues as the nature of property rights and the function of art in society, the author raises profound questions about how our social attitudes and mores have contributed to our current destructive paradigm.

      Tales from the Sustainable Underground is a must-read for sustainability activists in any field, or for anyone who wants to learn about more radical forms of sustainability activities in an entertaining way.

  8. Mar
    25
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  9. Apr
    1
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  10. Apr
    8
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  11. Apr
    15
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  12. Apr
    22
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  13. Apr
    29
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.

  14. May
    6
    Sun

    1. Prison Books Collective Workday
      1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

      The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.

      Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.