January 8th
7-9pm
@ The Red and the Black
400 SE 12th avenue

"Lucio" is a colorful documentary about the life of Lucio Uturbia, a Spanish bricklayer and anarchist. Uturbia resists fascism, assists in the kidnapping of a Nazi war criminal, aids Black Panthers wanted by the US government, and brings Citibank to its knees by forging $20 million in travelers cheques to finance Latin American guerillas.

January 8th
7-9pm
800 Saint Paul St.

Alexis Bhagat will facilitate a three-part catalytic conversation in the wake of the announcement of the escalation of the Afghan War. A catalyst is a substance that initiates and/or accelerates a chemical reaction. It is intended for this conversation to provoke exciting reactions in the tactics and strategies of peace activists in the coming year.

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Saturday, January 9, at 7:00 p.m.
Anarchy and Peace:
A Catalytic Conversation with Alexis Bhagat

Wooden Shoe Books
704 South Street, Philadelphia
215-413-0999
sabot@woodenshoebooks.com
www.woodenshoebooks.com

Friday January 15th 7:00PM
Reportback from Two Social Movements in Spain and Argentina:

-Catalonia, Spain: We Can Live Without Capitalism

-Sienvolando: Snapshots of Art Actions, Popular Murals, and Collaboration through Networks

Presented by Scott Pinkelman and KellyAnne Mifflin, recipients of the Institute for Anarchist Studies grants.

@ Wooden Shoe Books
704 South Street
Phila PA 19147
215-413-0999
www.woodenshoebooks.com
sabot@woodenshoebooks.com