Student Activism

The fourth in an on-going series of unauthorized classroom occupations and underground documentary film screenings taking place on the Fort Lewis College campus in Durango, CO. This week we will be examining and discussing consumerism, corporations, capitalism, and globalization. (Let me know if there are any type-o’s in the flyer.)

Resist the War!

Student & Youth Anti-War Mobilization

Every Friday from 4:30 – 5:30 PM, on the corner of 11th St. & Main Ave.
Durango, CO

As students whose tax dollars & tuition fees pay for our school, we feel that, as students, we should be free to utilize spaces & facilities as we see fit. We believe that un-utilized spaces should be reclaimed & liberated from the exchange economy and factory-model education system which commodifies both knowledge and human beings. In this spirit, we will be occupying classrooms to screen films & hold discussions.

This week we will be screening "Homeland: Four Portraits of Native Action," and "Pickaxe: The Cascadia Free State Story." We will also begin with a short film entitled "Making a Stand at Desert Rock," about the fight against the proposed Desert Rock coal-fired power plant in NM.

5-8 PM
Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007
Noble Hall 125
(Back-up rooms, if 125 is being used: Noble 140, 115)
Fort Lewis College
1000 Rim Drive
Durango, CO 81301

This was my first live radio interview, with Thom Carnevale of Rocky Mountain Bedrock (KOTO – Telluride, CO), from December 2006, regarding Animas SDS, the Ft. Lewis College (Durango, CO) chapter of Students for a Democratic Society.

Welcome to the Students for a Democratic Society group on FSTV.