Student Movement
Letter for Support of the Moroccan Student Movement
In this letter to an international audience, student activists in Morocco ask for solidarity in their struggle against the Moroccan government’s crackdown on students’ unions and democracy within the university system.
Mohamed El Wafi
December 4, 2016
NYC Protest: Teachers and Students Against Trump
A NYC school mobilizes against Trump for the United Federation of Teachers Day of Action.
Left Voice
November 22, 2016
LONDON: 15,000 Protest Education Cuts
On November 19, 15,000 students protested against increasing university fees and the marketization of education.
Alejandra Ríos
November 21, 2016
CUNY Students Support Brazilian Student Occupations
What happened in Philadelphia and what’s happening in Brazil is an attack on the working class and marginalized communities.
Khanh Le
November 6, 2016
Books and Barricades: The Revolt in Brazilian Schools
More than 1,000 high schools and universities are currently being occupied by Brazilian students. Why are they occupying and what can this tell us about the current political situation in Brazil?
Tatiana Cozzarelli
November 3, 2016
Let’s Get over Sanders and Back into the Streets
Last week, Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, leaving many of his supporters disappointed. But there is still a way forward: join the protests, organize, fight.
Juan Cruz Ferre
July 18, 2016
VIDEO: Voices of Resistance in France
Simon Zamora Martin spoke to French activists and combative workers about their struggle
Klasse Gegen Klasse
July 6, 2016
Jacques Rancière and Étienne Balibar: Solidarity with the Tolbiac Occupation
Jacques Rancière and Étienne Balibar expressed their solidarity with students protesting Hollande's labour reforms. The students occupied the Tolbiac Faculty of Pantheon-Sorbonne University on March 22. Workers, Students, High-Schoolers, Intellectuals – All Together!
Sarah Shin
April 5, 2016
Millions Protest Labor Reforms in France
Yesterday afternoon in France, students and workers took to the streets in droves to protest the so-called socialist government's proposed labor reforms, expressing deep anger over unemployment, low salaries, and generalized precarity.
Damien Bernard
April 1, 2016
Voices from the Rhodes Must Fall Campaign
The Rhodes Must Fall movement (#RhodesMustFall), sparked by a protest action at the University of Cape Town on March 9, 2015, spread quickly to other university campuses in South Africa. It has been echoed by a campaign at Oxford University to bring down a statue of the Victorian imperialist Cecil Rhodes, attracting enormous public attention.
Rose
March 28, 2016