Work and Working People in Popular Culture: A Mayday Celebration

Celebrated philosopher and author Silvia Federici leads a virtual conference on how fiction and film treat work, working class people and their organizations here and abroad.  

 

Featured speakers:

Kathy M. Newman, Carnegie-Mellon University;

George Caffentzis, University of Southern Maine;

Professors Mary Anne Trasciatti, Lisa Merrill and Neil Donahue, Hofstra University

Organized by Hofstra’s Labor Studies Program and Center for Labor and Democracy.

Co-sponsored by the Hofstra University Honors College, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program and the Department of Writing Studies and Rhetoric.

 

 

Date: Monday, May 3 (changed from Tuesday, May 4), 2021

Time: 11:20 a.m.-1:20 p.m. 

Location: Zoom Virtual Event

Advance registration required. Please RSVP using the RSVP for this Event link. Registrants will be sent an event link to attend prior to the event. 

 

In case you missed the live event, please see recording:

Work and Working People in Popular Culture: A Mayday Celebration

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 03, 2021

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Location:

Hofstra University Virtual Event
Hofstra University
 Hempstead, NY 11549-1000
USA


Contact:

Hofstra Cultural Center

Phone: 516-463-5669
Website: Click to Visit

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