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Saturday at Interference Archive:

Exhibition Tour of Everybody’s Got The Right To Live: The Poor People’s Campaign 1968 & Now

Saturday, May 25, 2pm // Free admission.

Who lived at Resurrection City in 1968? What was it like to live there? Join us at Interference Archive on Saturday afternoon for an intimate look at the current exhibition with our esteemed elder Carlos Raúl Dufflar, a leader in both the original Poor People’s Campaign of 1968 and today’s PPC: A National Call for Moral Revival! A rare chance to hear the photographs and archival materials come to life with poetry, stories, music and firsthand insights from his experiences as a resident of Resurrection City, and from 50 years of organizing. Read more on our website.

Also coming up:

Everybody’s Got a Right to Live Propaganda Party

Saturday, June 1, 1-5pm. Free admission.

Join Interference Archive and the NYC Poor People’s Campaign for the Everybody’s Got A Right To Live Propaganda Party. We’ll gather at Interference Archive to screenprint posters, t-shirts, fabric, make buttons, banners and more.

What is a propaganda party? It’s where we invite organizations, activists, designers, and folks like you to come together in our archive of material produced by social movements, to hang out, meet each other, and make and distribute material in support of a cause. At this event we’ll be collectively producing graphic material for upcoming NYC PPC activities around the state. Read more on our website.

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