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 Donnerstag März 15, 2012 14:58 by NYC Anarchist Book Fair Collective info at anarchistbookfair dot net
 Deadline: March 16, 2012 The 6th Annual NYC Anarchist Book Fair will be held on Saturday April 14th, 2012 @ Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square South, New York City with workshops continuing through April 15th Last call for NYC Anarchist Book Fair workshop ProposalsPRESENTATIONS, PANELS, WORKSHOPS, SKILLSHARES: 2012 - 6th ANNUAL NYC ANARCHIST BOOK FAIR APPLICATION FORM DEADLINE FOR 2012 PROPOSALS: March 16, 2012 The 6th Annual NYC Anarchist Book Fair will be held on Saturday April 14th, 2012 @ Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square South, New York City with workshops continuing through April 15th. Presentations, panels, workshops, and skillshares will be held during weekend of the fair. Please fill in this form and email it back to us at proposals[at]anarchistbookfair[dot]net, by March 16, 2012, to propose a session. All proposals will be considered. Remember, diversity is important to us: we are committed to promoting voices typically underrepresented at mainstream and activist conferences alike whether for reasons of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, income or ability. We are especially interested in hearing from local people presenting on issues of particular relevance to anarchists and other activists in the NYC area. In response to feedback from previous years, we are also interested in including more praxis-oriented events, as well as ideological discussion, on topics including but not limited to:
Email COMPLETED forms to proposals[at]anarchistbookfair[dot]net 1. What kind of event are you proposing?
2. Title and brief description of event, including how it fits with the agenda of an anarchist book fair; 3. Name of presenter(s) and brief bio(s), including relationship(s) to the anarchist community: 4. Do you have any equipment needs or special requests? 5. Do you need childcare? 6. Do you have any preferred time slots? 7. Could your event be tailored to appeal to a broader age range and be billed as appropriate for young children or teens? If so, would you be interested in presenting a truncated version of your event in the childcare space? Please use proposals[at]anarchistbookfair[dot]net for submission of this form, as well as for any questions. For any other questions related to the 6th Annual NYC Anarchist Book Fair that are not about proposals, please visit our website at www.anarchistbookfair.net or email us at info[at]anarchistbookfair[dot]net NYC Anarchist Bookfair workshop proposal deadline March 16th
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