Reimagining Technopolitical Futures: Building Alternatives in the Present – A Workshop

Sun, May 11 • 1:00 PM

City Lights Bookstore

About this event

Join us for a thought-provoking workshop exploring the intersections of political imagination, activism, and community building. Facilitated by experts Luis Felipe R. Murillo, Erin McElroy, and Paul Schweizer, the workshop will delve into critical discussions surrounding our collective future in the face of crises influenced by technology and political dynamics. Participants will engage in research-action journeys, methods of constructive practices, and discussions on generating visions for a sustainable future. This event, taking place at Gray Area in San Francisco, is free to the public but requires registration due to limited seating. Don't miss this opportunity to broaden your perspectives and develop ideas for activism in our current climate.

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