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Pop-Up Archive at the International Women's Strike Solidarity Teach-In

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March 8, 2017
9:00AM - 3:30PM
OSU Oval

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Add to Calendar 2017-03-08 09:00:00 2017-03-08 15:30:00 Pop-Up Archive at the International Women's Strike Solidarity Teach-In The Center for Folklore Studies staff will be hosting a pop-up archive on site from 9:00am-12:00pm to document the happenings and signage at the OSU Coalition's International Women's Strike Solidarity Teach-In. Join us on the oval to participate in the International Women's Day Solidarity Teach-in! The International Women’s Day Solidarity Teach-In will be a day-long series of teach-ins on women's rights and work and the current threats to vulnerable populations around the world, including immigrants, refugees, trans men and women, and disabled people. The Solidarity Teach-In will be an "alternative school" for the day, so that students, faculty, and community members can participate in the call for a nation-wide women's strike, while also coming together for a day of learning, political debate, and movement building. We invite staff from across campus and workers from the community to attend, as well as professors and other instructors to bring their classes out to the teach-ins, and for students to come individually as part of this strike. We encourage attendees to wear red, the color of solidarity chosen by the national organizers of the day of action.   OSU Oval Center for Folklore Studies cfs@osu.edu America/New_York public
The Center for Folklore Studies staff will be hosting a pop-up archive on site from 9:00am-12:00pm to document the happenings and signage at the OSU Coalition's International Women's Strike Solidarity Teach-In. Join us on the oval to participate in the International Women's Day Solidarity Teach-in!
 
The International Women’s Day Solidarity Teach-In will be a day-long series of teach-ins on women's rights and work and the current threats to vulnerable populations around the world, including immigrants, refugees, trans men and women, and disabled people. The Solidarity Teach-In will be an "alternative school" for the day, so that students, faculty, and community members can participate in the call for a nation-wide women's strike, while also coming together for a day of learning, political debate, and movement building. We invite staff from across campus and workers from the community to attend, as well as professors and other instructors to bring their classes out to the teach-ins, and for students to come individually as part of this strike. We encourage attendees to wear red, the color of solidarity chosen by the national organizers of the day of action.