Colia Clark
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New York Mumia Committee
Johnnie Stevens· August 28, 2018.
With Bill Dores, Colia Clark, Anne Pruden, Betsy Mickel, Gil Obler and New York Mumia Committee.
Black Left Unity
On the weekend of May 31-Jun 1,2008, dozens of African American organizers, artists and activists convened the first Black Left Unity Meeting at the Sonia Hayes Center in Chapel Hill, NC.The gathering was a continuation of the Black Left Unity caucus that meet in Atlanta during the US Social Forum.
Those who attended the conference included Saladin Muhammad, Black Workers for Justice and the Black Workers League; ILWU Local 10 leader Clarence Thomas; activist and poet, Amiri Baraka; Million Worker March leader, Brenda Stokely; Ana Edwards, Defenders for Freedom, Justice & Equality; Ajamu Baraka, U.S. Human Rights Network; Patrisse Cullors, Labor Strategy Center; Efia Nwangaza; Theresa El-Amin; Kali Akuno from the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement; Jaribu Hill, Mississippi Workers for Human Rights; Vickie White, People’s Organization for Progress; labor organizer, Angaza Laughinghouse; Larry Adams, New York City Labor Against the War (NYCLAW); cultural artist, Luci Murphy; educators Muntu Matsimela, T. Menelik Van Der Meer and Sam Anderson; Yvette Modestin, Afrocaribenas y de la Diaspora; Colia Clark; and activists representing Fight Imperialism-Stand Together (FIST) and the Troops Out Now Coalition.[1]
Left Forum 2015
Abbas Falasteen Hamideh was listed as a speaker at a panel discussion titled "Dreaming to be Free: Ferguson, Palestine and the Fight for Migration Justice" at the Left Forum 2015.
Speakers
- Eyad Alkurabi, Chair Hampton Institute
- Cristina Jimenez, United We Dream Network
- Rachel Gilmer, The African American Policy Forum
- Colia Clark
- Abbas Hamideh, al-awda.org
- Christopher Magno, Gannon University
- Susan Massad Framingham State University