Working With Others: Convivial Research (Revisited)
Manuel Callahan
Manuel Callahan is an insurgent learner and convivial researcher with the Center for Convivial Research and Autonomy. He also participates in the Universidad de la Tierra Califas when he is not working for the Mexican American Studies Department at San Jose State University.
Stefano Harney
Stefano Harney teaches at Singapore Management University. He is author, with Fred Moten, of The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning and Black Study, and co-artistic director of the 2016 Bergen Assembly triennial in Norway.
Tonika Sealy Thompson
Tonika Sealy Thompson is a doctoral student in performance studies at University of California, Berkeley. She is engaged in Caribbean cultural and political thought, queer studies and multilingual/hemispheric black diaspora studies. She grew up in Barbados and works globally as a curator and festival director in the Caribbean, Europe, Africa and the Asia Pacific.
Steve Dickison
Steve Dickison, moderator, directs The Poetry Center at San Francisco State University, and teaches there and at California College of the Arts.
Howard Zinn Book Fair
The Howard Zinn Book Fair is a celebration of People’s History, Past Present and Future. We gather together authors, zinesters, bloggers and publishers for a day of readings, panel discussions and workshops exploring the value of dissident histories towards building a better future. In the spirit of the late historian Howard Zinn, participants recognize the stories of the ways that everyday people have risen to propose a world beyond empires big and small.