* Please note that you can pick up your own Certain Days Political Prisoners Calendar at Ste. Emilie, any Saturday afternoon between 1-6pm, and at this event…

*Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar invites you to an evening of letter-writing to political prisoners*

* 3942 Ste. Emilie * metro Place St. Henri
Thursday, February 10th from 6:30pm to 9pm

The evening will feature:
* Letter-writing to political prisoners
* A discussion of political prisoner support in Montreal
* Certain Days 2011: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar available for purchase Read more »

Winter!  Whaaaaat….Â
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Here’s some workshops and activities to get us through this. This isn’t even half of it – just what we wrangled up so far for the fair months of February and March. Â

at a glimps…
Saturday, February 12th – 2pm - “Shopping For Skids”
Sunday, February 13th – 1-4pm – Screenprinting 101
Saturday, February 19th – 2-5pm - Digital Image Preparation for Screenprinting
Saturday, February 26th – 2-5pm – Felting for Feveryone
Saturday, March 5th – 2-5pm - Handmade projector slides workshop (bilingual) / Atelier de diapositives fait main (bilingue)
Saturday, March 12th – 2-4pm – Sewing Basics and Cute Things
Sunday, March 13th – 1-4pm – Screenprinting 101
Sunday, March 20th – Darkroom Black & White Photograph Developing
Saturday, March 26th – DIY Sex Toys

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@ Centre 2110 For Gender Advocacy (wheelchair accessible, scent-free please!)
2110 rue Mackay
Montreal, QC

*This workshop will be limited to 20 participants. Please pre-register in advance at mtlskillshare@gmail.com in order to ensure your participation in the workshop. Workshop participants will be accepted at the time of workshop until it is filled to capacity.

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http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=178266942205020

Wednesday, January 19 · 7:30pm – 10:30pm
Il Motore – 179 Jean Talon O. (secretly wheelchair accessible)

Leah will be presenting a workshop on creating art/cultural institutions as a form of organizing
DETAILS ARE STILL FORTHCOMING – if you are interested, please email mtlskillshare@gmail.com
Thursday, January 20th @ 1pm
2110 rue Mackay
(metro Guy-Concordia – wheelchair accessible)

In the same vein as J. Sakai’s “Settlers: the Myth of the White Proletariat,” “Night-Vision: Illuminating War & Class On The Neo-Colonial Terrain” examines the  class/gender/race system called white supremacy and heteropatriarchy from an historical perspective. Unlike many of the academic books out there, Night-Vision makes complex ideas easier to understand.
How could Europe afford to invade the Americas, also called Turtle Island? Why has the U.S. become the heart of empire? Come participate to find out!
Local publisher Kersplebedeb has kindly donated eight copies of this book to the Skillshare. Space is limited, therefore, this time around.
If you are available every Monday night in January, from 7-9pm, please RSVP and let us know you’ll be attending.

https://secure.leftwingbooks.net/index.php?l=product_detail&p=86
http://www.kersplebedeb.com/

Also, check this website for more exciting reading groups: http://rgproject.wordpress.com

Twelve Hours of John Waters

When:     Sunday, January 16th, 2011
Where:    Ste-Emilie Skillshare, 3942 rue Ste-Emilie
From:     10am
To:         10pm
Why:      Imagine eating a single fry of poutine and trying to call that a meal. When you really need a greasy, imobilizing and salty treat, the only thing more disgusting is John Waters, who must be overindulged in for full appreciation.The battle cry of “filth is my politics, filth is my life” cannot be lost to the future degenerations. Our only resolution this new year is to keep up the norm bashing, shame smashing and hate trashing that has inspired us since day one. Read more »